Dubai skyline at golden hour
City Breaks

Two Destinations on One Ticket

Travelling between Australia and Pakistan, South Asia or Europe? Pause the journey for two or three nights in a city along the way, then continue to your final destination.

What Is a City Break?

A city break, also known as a stopover, is a short planned stay in a transit city on the way to or from your destination. Instead of a rushed airport connection, you clear immigration, check into a hotel and enjoy two or three days in a new city, then continue on the same booking. Most major airlines allow it, and on many routes there is little or no additional airfare.

Popular Stopover Cities

Chosen for convenient connections, comfortable hotels and plenty to see in a few days.

Dubai, United Arab Emirates2 to 4 nights

Dubai

United Arab Emirates

Desert safaris, the Burj Khalifa and world-class shopping, with easy connections on Emirates and flydubai.

Doha, Qatar1 to 3 nights

Doha

Qatar

Souq Waqif, the Museum of Islamic Art and the Corniche, on Qatar Airways' most convenient connections.

Bangkok, Thailand2 to 4 nights

Bangkok

Thailand

Grand Palace temples, riverside dining and famously good value hotels in the heart of the city.

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia2 to 3 nights

Kuala Lumpur

Malaysia

The Petronas Towers, Batu Caves and halal dining throughout, ideal for families breaking the journey.

Singapore, Singapore1 to 3 nights

Singapore

Singapore

Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay and Sentosa, all within a short ride of Changi Airport.

Istanbul, Türkiye2 to 4 nights

Istanbul

Türkiye

The Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia and the Bosphorus on Turkish Airlines routings to Europe and Pakistan.

How It Works

Step 1

Tell Us Your Route

Share your travel dates and the cities you are flying between, for example Sydney to Lahore.

Step 2

Choose Your Stopover

We confirm which stopover cities your airline allows and how many nights suit your schedule.

Step 3

We Arrange Everything

Flights, hotel, airport transfers and optional tours are booked together on one itinerary.

Why Travellers Add a Stopover

Often No Extra Airfare

Many airlines permit a stopover on the same ticket, so you pay for the hotel rather than another flight.

One Point of Contact

A single consultant manages the flights, hotel and transfers, and remains available while you travel.

A Gentler Long-Haul Trip

Breaking a 20-hour journey into two shorter flights is far easier for children and older travellers.

Ready to Add a City to Your Trip?

Send us your route and travel dates. We will confirm which stopovers your airline allows and quote the flights and hotel together.