getstopover.com · Travel
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See free-hotel stopovers, transit-visa traps, self-transfers and tight layovers flagged right on your flight search results. Turn your next layover into a free hotel. Lots of airlines (Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, Emirates and more) give you a free hotel or a free city tour when your layover is long enough. But the flight-search sites never tell you which flights qualify, whether your passport can actually leave the airport, or when an itinerary will strand you with a self-transfer or a connection that's too tight to make. GetStopover does. Search flights like you normally do on your favorite site (Google Flights, Skyscanner, Kayak etc) and GetStopover badges each result right where you're looking: ✓ Free-hotel and free-tour stopovers you'd otherwise scroll right past 🛂 Whether your nationality needs a transit visa to step out of the airport 🧳 Self-transfer itineraries where you collect and re-check your own bags with no missed-connection protection ⏱ Connections that are too short once you add up immigration, terminal changes and bag re-checks A quick how-to: - Click Add to Chrome (top right) - Open the GetStopover popup and pick your passport (that powers your transit-visa verdict) - Search flights on your favorite flight-search site - GetStopover badges the results as you browse, no extra clicks - Click any badge for the full breakdown and how to claim the stopover on the airline's official site
Jul 20, 2026
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