A  round the world flight or (RTW) is normally defined as one that travels over both the Eastern hemisphere (EH), and Atlantic/Pacific (AP). On a roundtheworldflights.com RTW itinerary you can include multiple stops, but as long as the primary rule—going via Asia/Africa (EH/AF) and over the Pacific (AP) - is met, you’ve done it, you’ve traveled around the world.

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When is the best time to start planning and purchasing my trip? here
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Can I make up my own itinerary? here
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1. Straight Away: Check your booking confirmation or itinerary for any discrepancies - it is essential that the first and family names you gave us (which appear on this Booking Confirmation or Itinerary) are exactly as they appear in each passengers passport. You must advise us immediately if this is not the case. There are many restrictions on changing names with airlines and where possible it is always at a cost.
   
2. Start thinking about where you're going to stay. We've got exclusive deals on hotels, cars, campervans and tours around the world. In Australia New Zealand The Pacific Asia Latin America Middle East Africa USA or Canada. You can custom design your own eBrochure here by selecting only the pages you want to see. Just click on one of the thumbnails, browse our eBrochures online, and your chosen pages will then be emailed to you via our eBrochure service. And it's free.
   
3. Please ensure that you have all the required travel documents for your entire journey i.e. a valid machine readable passport (with at least 6 months validity left & please note a new passport can take a minimum of 10 days to issue

Once you’ve booked your round the world flights, there are a few more things you need to sort out before you get on that first plane. And here’s a handy guide to the main ones.