How can I find the k cheapest stopovers between two airports, for a given...

plumb_pete

Let's say I'll be in some city x on May 5 and some other city z on May 12. I'd like to visit another city y on or around May 8 till around May 12, but I don't have any strong preference as to which city y it is. How can I find the cheapest flight (and preferably the k cheapest flights) going through x-> y -> z, where y is chosen based on the price? In other words, how can I find the cheapest stopover between two airports, for a given date or...

Originally asked by Franck Dernoncourt on Stack Exchange (travel) (CC BY-SA 4.0).

uphilltech

Great question — answering as the UphillTech team:

Here is one possible solution: Go to airwander.com Click on the "Roundtrip" drop-down menu, and change it to "One Way" In the origin and destination airport boxes type "Addis Ababa - ADD" and "Paris - CDG" (One limitation seems to be that you do need to select a specific airport rather than just "Paris") Enter the departure date (5/8/20) Click the red "+" button and let the website do it's thing for a few seconds. The result is a list of stopover destinations sorted by the amount of money they would add to the non-stopover price (from low to high). To change your desired stopover length, use the -/+ buttons near the upper right-hand corner of the page. If you want to look into specific...

Full answer by Bunji: https://travel.stackexchange.com/a/153812 (CC BY-SA 4.0).

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