Originally Posted by
d00little
Hello, I'm new to the world of Flyertalk and the mini-RTW, but I have been reading about it for a few months. I plan on booking one in F next year, but I would like to start getting an idea now for a possible itinerary.
I'm originating from Calgary and the only part of the trip which is a must is a one-week stop in Tokyo.
To avoid taxes and fees I'm hoping to fly on Swiss Air, Turkish Airlines and Asiana Airlines.
I was hoping my stop cities would be Prague, Seoul and Hong Kong (HK could be less than 24 hours).
Just off the top of my head, I was thinking of something like this:
YYC-???-ZRH-PRG(stop)-IST-HKG(longer layover)-NRT(stop)-ICN(stop)-???-YYC
I think the segments up till Hong Kong should be fine, but then I'm not sure what airlines I would take from there. Also, if coming back over the Pacific, going to Seoul would actually be going backwards. I would consider coming back over the Atlantic if I can avoid fees.
Any advice or tips from veterans would be appreciated.
I am not a veteran, but I think Asiana will not make you avoid fuel surcharge (YQ). Neither will TG, LH or TK . But Swiss will, if you can find a flight.
Last edited by LearningToFly; Jul 1, 2012 at 2:23 pm