Stopover (noun)

A brief pause or interruption during a journey or trip, often to rest, refuel, or change modes of transportation.

Origin:

Derived from 'stop' (to pause or interrupt) and 'over' (during a journey or trip).

Examples:

1. We made a stopover in Paris on our way to London.
2. The flight had a three-hour stopover in Dubai, giving passengers a chance to stretch their legs and grab a bite to eat.
3. Stopovers can be a great opportunity to explore a new city or country, even if just for a short time.
4. Stopovers are often included in air travel itineraries, to allow for connections between flights.
5. Some travelers prefer direct flights to minimize stopovers, while others see stopovers as a chance to add extra destinations to their trips.