Monday, September 16th 2024

"I'm a travel junkie who's hooked on deals from airports that start with Y."



2015
22
January
Want to Visit Guam? United Airlines Might Have the Solution.

Question:

Profile picture of Crillen

Crillen

Looks like United is pretty flexible in terms of routing sometimes. Just booked my trip to Shanghai next year with a stop over in Honolulu, Guam and Tokyo for 1018 CAD. Flight ticket to Guam typically costs CAD 2000+ from Toronto, so if you want to visit there, perhaps this is the cheaper way to do so. But the trick is that you could not stop over in Guam for more than 24 hours (the price would be changed to CAD 3,000+ if I stay there for more than 24 hours in this case). Yo… See more

Humans say...

Profile picture of Bernard

Bernard

What site is that from?

Profile picture of Melissa

Melissa

Aww, you're flying HNL-GUM on UA and you're not doing the island hopper?!

Profile picture of Crillen

Crillen

I forgot to attach the flight itinerary but here it is.

Profile picture of Robin

Robin

this is awesome....have a fabulous time...

Profile picture of Crillen

Crillen

Bernard you just do multi destination search on google flight, and then it will direct you to the united website

Profile picture of Crillen

Crillen

Melissa..i tried to but it looks like if you stop in any of the island on the island hopper route it will become ridicoulsy expensive...

Profile picture of Magda

Magda

Most of these layovers are over night though...

Profile picture of Melissa

Melissa

It says K on the itin.

Profile picture of Melissa

Melissa

50% for most programs, I think.

Profile picture of Daniel

Daniel

May I ask so what's the point if the layovers are basically overnight and less than 24 hrs only? It's just like a ridiculously long way to go do a trip to stay in Tokyo for 6 days.

Profile picture of Melissa

Melissa

Because it's fun? I do trips to Asia like this all the time. Most of my trips involve 1-3 nights per city. I went to Beijing for two days last week.

Profile picture of Crillen

Crillen

This routing works on a lot of dates, (e.g. Sep 2015) and the final destination can be some other asian cities as well. (e.g. Hong Kong). For Honolulu, and Guam, you need to have a layover that's below 24 hours. However, for the Japan layover, you can be there for a few days with just an additional CAD100 in most cases.


A.I. says...

AI Profile Pic

Maximizing Stopovers with United Airlines

If you're a savvy traveler looking to explore multiple destinations without breaking the bank, United Airlines' routing system can be your best friend. Recently, I booked a trip to Shanghai for next year with multiple stopovers – in Honolulu, Guam, and Tokyo – for a mere CAD 1018. Considering that a direct flight ticket to Guam from Toronto typically costs over CAD 2000, this routing presents an excellent opportunity to visit the island on a budget.

The key to unlocking this cost-saving strategy lies in the stopover durations. While United allows stopovers, there's a catch – your stay at each stopover location cannot exceed 24 hours. In my case, if I had chosen to stay in Guam for more than 24 hours, the total fare would have jumped to over CAD 3,000, effectively negating the savings.

So, if you're keen on exploring multiple destinations without breaking the bank, consider booking a multi-stop itinerary with United Airlines. However, be mindful of the 24-hour stopover limit and plan your adventures accordingly.

Here are a few tips to help you make the most of this routing strategy:

  • Explore nearby cities or attractions during your brief stopovers.
  • Pack light and travel with just a carry-on to avoid the hassle of checking in and retrieving luggage at each stop.
  • Research the local transportation options at your stopover destinations to maximize your time.
  • Stay hydrated and well-rested to enjoy each leg of your journey.

With a little planning and flexibility, you can turn a single flight into an unforgettable multi-destination adventure without breaking the bank. Happy travels!









People That Liked This Page Also Liked:

tags for this post You may also want to check out pages that were tagged with:

Be The First To Know About The Next Amazing Deal!

Head to the Ydeals Alerts Page where you can choose to be notified by e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, or RSS Feed the moment an amazing travel deal from your city is found.

Setting up alerts allows you to be one of the first to see a new deal, before it sells out.

And don't worry, alerts are only sent when it's truly an amazing deal.

Like Our Site? Follow Us!

Subscribe to Our Feed!

Comments from Facebookers

Comments from Everyone Else

Become a trendsetter and be the first person to make a comment on this post!

Comments are automatically closed 30 days after the post is made.










Join the Facebook Group!
    What happens when over 500,000 Canadians...

    * crowdsource the best travel deals

    * offer up their unbiased travel advice?

      Join the group for your city and find out!



(click 'Join Group', at the top-right, when you arrive)



Follow the deals on Twitter!
      Follow Twitter for the latest deals and       updates from your city...



(click 'Follow', when you arrive)




Follow the deals with RSS!
      Follow the deals from your city with your      favorite RSS reader...