What does multi-city mean on Google flights?

A multi-city flight doesn't follow a typical there-and-back itinerary, but goes from Point A to B and on to C. Meet the travel membership saving you hundreds of dollars on flights.



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Finding cheap airline tickets is easier when you have flexible dates, and Google Flights takes advantage of the price changes from week to week. The result is more informed decisions when it comes time to book.

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By selecting “Multi-city” as the trip type, you can book a round trip for different routes in each direction. For example, you can fly from Helsinki to Rome and return from Paris to Helsinki, the travel between Rome and Paris being arranged on your own by other means.

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So, the next time you are looking to book flights, use our collection of tips and hacks to save you time and money.
  1. Be flexible on dates and location. ...
  2. Use Price Alerts and Trend. ...
  3. Book through airlines directly. ...
  4. Use incognito mode or a private browser. ...
  5. Book one-way flights. ...
  6. Pros and Cons of Google Flights.


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Additionally, Skyscanner can unearth some fares Google Flights misses, as it searches lots of small OTAs, which can sometimes have cheaper prices. Skyscanner fares can even be cheaper than the airlines.

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Timing plays an important part. Specifically, plane tickets usually don't get cheaper closer to the departure date. Instead, flights tend to be the most inexpensive when you book between four months and three weeks before your departure date.

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If you're planning to book a flight, you may be trying to find the cheapest option. According to Google, it's cheaper to fly in the middle of the week, rather than on the weekend. Flights that take off between Monday and Wednesday can be between 12% and 20% cheaper than weekend flights.

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Maybe you've got a favorite airfare tool like Skyscanner, Hopper, or an online travel agency like Priceline or Expedia. But one option is better than all the rest: Google Flights. Yes, that's right, the search engine behemoth Google is also king when it comes to finding cheap flights.

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Is it cheaper to book a flight at the last minute? We've said this before, but it's worth repeating at the outset—no, it's really not cheaper to book a flight at the last minute. Yes, last minute travelers used to score the occasional fare so low it might have induced shock, but that's no longer the case.

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