What is a double open-jaw trip?

A double open-jaw trip is characterized by the traveler departing from one city and returning to a different city. This type of itinerary offers flexibility, allowing travelers to explore two different locations without having to return to the original point of departure. In this scenario, one leg of the trip might involve flying from city A to city B and then concluding the trip by flying from city C back to city A.

This structure differs from a straightforward round-trip itinerary, where both the departure and return legs are to and from the same destination. It also does not involve just having a layover, nor does it strictly relate to traveling across multiple countries, which may be part of the itinerary but is not a defining characteristic of a double open-jaw trip.