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| ROUND-THE-WORLD TRAVEL |
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If you only do it once, make sure you see everything, taste everything and forget nothing.
Sip caipiriniha on Copacabana, pose with Pastis in Paris, get to grips with a chilli dog on Sunset Boulevard, swallow oodles of noodles in Bangkok and quaff a glass or two in Capetown - all on the same trip!
You might only do it once…so do it right. It's a good idea to plan ahead.
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Work out a basic route, keep travelling in the same direction and see if you can travel outside the peak periods (tickets where travel starts in May and June are cheaper than those leaving in July and August and around Christmas time)
The classic round-the-world trip usually takes in Asia, Australia/New Zealand and the USA. These trips can either be taken going eastbound (to Asia first) or westbound (to the USA first)
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| ORGANISE YOUR ROUTE |
You can essentially go as many places as you want to on a round-the-world ticket and include continents like Africa, Europe and Latin America.
The general rule is - the more places you go to and more stops you have, the more expensive your ticket will be.
Some of the more popular round-the-world routes include:
 London-Bangkok-Sydney-Los Angeles-London
London-Singapore-(overland)-Hong Kong-Melbourne-Los Angeles-London
London-Singapore-Sydney-(overland)-Cairns-Los Angeles-(overland)-New York-London
London-Johannesburg-Perth-Sydney-Auckland-Buenos Aires-(overland)-Rio de Janeiro-London
Youthtravel.com offers a wide range of airlines offering countless possibilities for our round-the-world ticket including, Qantas, British Airways, Lufthansa and American Airlines.
Our state-of-the-art interactive RTW Route-Builder is the simplest way to plan and book your round-the-world trip.
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There's plenty of free time
