Plan Your Multi-City Asia Adventure
Planning a multi-city trip is a different beast to planning a single-destination holiday.
It’s not just “where should we go?” It’s how many cities, how long in each, what order they go in, and how you actually get between them without losing two days of your trip to transit. I’ve planned enough of these, both across countries and within a country, to know exactly where people get stuck, because I got stuck there too.
Start here with the framework
How to Plan a Multi-City Trip (Without the Overwhelm)
This is the process I use every time: the decisions that turn “we want to see three cities” into an actual route. Start here before you book anything.
See it in action
How I Planned a 3-City Asia Itinerary (Hong Kong, Macau & Hanoi)
A behind-the-scenes look at the framework applied to a real trip, including the parts that didn’t go to plan.
Three Cities, One Trip: Our Favourite 12-Day Route through Hong Kong, Macau & Hanoi
The itinerary of our trip and what it looked like day to day.
Ready to book?
Once your route’s sorted, here’s what I actually use. The Multi-City Flight Planner is the tool I built to take the guesswork out of multi-city tickets. It will walk you through what to search, what to ignore, what to book.
And the full Travel Resources list covers everything else: hotels, transport, money, connectivity.

Still not sure where to start?
Google Flights, Skyscanner and Trip.com are great once you know what you’re searching for. The Multi-City Flight Planner figures out the route first, so you know what to search, what to ignore, and what to book, before you spend hours comparing options.
