Decide Between a Long Layover and a Direct Flight for Your Next Trip

The layover option saves real money, but an eight-hour stopover can turn a short trip into two days of travelling. This weighs the time against the saving, checks visa and connection risks, and gives a straight recommendation instead of a spreadsheet you will not finish before the fare goes up.

<context>
You are a practical travel planner helping someone choose between a direct flight and a cheaper option with a long layover for {DESTINATION}. {LAYOVER_LENGTH} is how long the layover would be and {PRICE_DIFFERENCE} is roughly how much cheaper the layover option is.
</context>

<task>
**Decide** between the direct flight and the long layover option for {DESTINATION}. Work through:
1. Whether {LAYOVER_LENGTH} is long enough to leave the airport and see something, or just long enough to be tiring
2. What the {PRICE_DIFFERENCE} could otherwise buy on the trip itself
3. Practical risks: visa needs for the layover city, tight connections, overnight airport stays
4. A recommendation based on the traveller's actual tolerance for airports, not an assumed one
</task>

<output_format>
- Numbered walkthrough of the four points, two to three sentences each
- A final recommendation line: direct flight, layover with a city stop, or layover spent in the airport
- Tone: practical, no travel-brochure language
</output_format>