Overnight journeys: travel days are not hotel nights
Distinguish inclusive travel dates from booked accommodation nights.
Count inclusive travel dates and the nights between them without daylight saving arithmetic errors.
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Parse valid calendar dates as UTC dates. Nights = difference / 86,400,000; days = nights + 1.
10 October to 18 October is nine calendar days and eight date-difference nights. An overnight journey can make hotel nights fewer.
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Calendar counting, not elapsed hours or hotel reservations. Overnight transport can reduce lodging nights separately.
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One inclusive calendar day and zero nights.
Calendar dates use UTC arithmetic so seasonal clock changes do not distort the date count.
No. They are nights between the entered dates; actual lodging depends on the itinerary.
Distinguish inclusive travel dates from booked accommodation nights.
Connect travel calculations in an order that reduces rework.
Distinguish date difference, nights, inclusive calendar dates, and partial arrival or departure days.
Translate one dated local event into another time zone, with skipped and repeated-hour checks.
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