TAP Air Travel Practice Test

The journey described is a two-leg trip that starts in your city, goes to a destination, and then comes back to the starting point with no extra stops along the way. That defining idea is what round-trip means in airline itineraries. It contrasts with a one-way trip, which only goes to the destination without a return, an open-jaw trip, which returns from a different city than you started, and a multi-city trip, which involves several distinct stops beyond just going and returning. So the term that best fits is round-trip because it centers on returning to the origin after visiting the destination.