Roundtrip Planning Table

An Information Resource for Comparing Roundtrip Combinations in an at-a-glance view.

Need to decide when to leave & come back?

Which combination has the lowest price and the shortest travel time?

Introducing Roundtrip Planning Table.
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John Appleseed, 32
Entrepreneur in Atlanta, GA
Looking for a business travel to Beijing, China
Should be a roundtrip
“When should I leave and when to return? Which plan is the best – not too expensive but won’t be a long trip so it’ll be comfortable enough?”

John found this tool called “RPTable”, and it looks cool.

He typed the “home city” as Atlanta, and “traveling city” as Beijing
He selected a range of date that he wants to leave (he is thinking about any of these 6 days, 1/23 to 1/28)
As well as the return date (could be any day from these 5 days, 2/22 – 2/26)
He always trusts Skyscanner, so he selected it as the data provider for this flight check.

Based on the range of dates he selected, there are 6×5=30 combinations
Looks like if he choose to leave on either January 24 or 25 and return on February 22, the price will be the cheapest
However, it takes 35 hours and it sounds exhausting for an international flight

“No more than 24 hours”, John thinks.
He applied a filter, so any flights with the duration more than 24 hours will be hidden, and it will show the lowest price but with the condition of “duration less than 24 hours”.
“Looks like I should fly on 1/26.” John clicked on the text in the table that were highlighted, and it jumped to the Skyscanner website with the list of flights that I’m looking for – and of course, the same date that he’s looking for.