Anyone have tips for booking a trip with multiple stops in Europe from the US? Is it easier to do a return trip from one airport and then buy necessary flights there like RyanAir etc.?
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YES 😍 number 1 tip is to stop in London and then catch the same flight as someone called Eshara 🥹
In all seriousness though I’m not sure 🥹 I’m looking at easyJet but it’s so cheap it’s sus 👀 I will not be duct taping myself to the outside of the plane or to any chairs. Hopefully won’t be standing and holding on for dear life. Probably doesn’t even have a life boat 😭
I would say that depends on where you wanna go in Europe☺️
I’d go everywhere if I could. Madeira in March for BTC Atlantis. The flights from where I am to Madeira are insane. So I was thinking of just flying to my sister in the UK and using her guest room as a home base for a bit. She doesn’t know this yet though. 😂
Depending on where you go in the UK, it’s not a bad travel hub. You can go direct to pretty much anywhere in Europe
I’d be like a 45 minute train ride from zone 1 London. Not quite sure how far it is to/from Heathrow. 🤔
I guess from London you can go anywhere in Europe. London had like 5 airports that fly all over. I’m thinking of flying to Madeira from London with easyjet or ryanair. It’s cheap compared to other airlines within Europe. If not you can fly to Lisbon or Porto and from there to Madeira.
Planning on travelling around Europe?
Close enough, in my opinion 🤙
Be aware that Ryanair prices are usually just the flight only and everything else (including luggage) is an added extra. It’s great if you’re travelling light and don’t need extras, not so much if you expect any level of service
Yes, or train! So book one flight to your first destination, and then book a return flight from your last. Fill in the gaps with cheap European flights/trains. Or car rental depending on where you’re at
Yes, cheap flights within Europe or trains but they often require you to book in advance to get a decent price