A stopover flight is an air travel arrangement where passengers have a layover or stop at an intermediate airport for an extended period, typically exceeding 24 hours, before continuing their journey to the final destination. Unlike a layover, which is usually brief and serves as a connection between flights, a stopover allows travelers to explore the layover city or destination for an extended period before resuming their travel. Stopover flights are often chosen by travelers who wish to visit multiple destinations within a single trip or take advantage of additional sightseeing opportunities during their travels.
