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Travel portals like Makemytrip, Hotels.com, Goibibo now offeri...

By Divya Sathyanarayanan A new TV commercial shows a man lying on a hospital bed after being stabbed in the back by a hotel: it didn't deliver on the promises it had made. The surgeon advises him to try an online hotel-booking portal. In another ad, ... Economic Times, 2 weeks ago

In a connected world, people prefer to book hotels - Economic Times, 2 weeks ago

Travel portals offer special treat for IPL fans - Hindu Business Line, 2 weeks ago

Hindu Business Line

Indian tourists opt for S-E Asia over Europe

Summer travellers seem to prefer holidaying in neighbouring South-East Asia compared to Europe. Travel agents say that relatively newer travel destinations such as Vietnam and Cambodia are becoming popular among Indians. Sunil Hasija, Executive ...

Hindu Business Line, 3 weeks ago

Jet-Etihad deal: Passengers to benefit with lower fares, better connections

NEW DELHI: Indian airlines and airports might be crying hoarse over the revision in air capacity that accompanies the Jet Airways and Gulf carrier Etihad deal, but industry experts say that passengers stand to benefit with lower fares, better ...

Economic Times, 3 weeks ago

Times of India

More Indians exploring offbeat destinations

A history lesson at the War Remnants museum in Ho Chi Minh city in Vietnam, adventure sports in South Africa for an adrenaline rush or taking a dip in the crystal clear waters of Krabi in Thailand. An ever increasing number of Indians are exploring ...

Times of India, 3 weeks ago Have money, will travel: More Indians going off beaten track (Travel Trend) ProKerala.com, 3 weeks ago Indians Exploring Offbeat Destinations IndiaTimes, 3 weeks ago Have money will travel More Indians going off beaten track Mumbai News.Net, 3 weeks ago

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More Indian tourists exploring off beat holidays

Those with deep pockets are heading to Europe, Africa and Latin America, others continue to go to short-haul destinations like Thailand and Singapore, but keep away from the general tourist spots Mumbai A history lesson at the War Remnants museum in ...

Traveltechie.com, 3 weeks ago

Cleartrip facility to reschedule flights online

In a first, online travel company Cleartrip has introduced a feature that enables travellers to reschedule flights on their own. Currently, for any change in the itinerary, customers have to contact call centres. About 30 per cent of the calls ...

Smart Investor, 4 weeks ago

Have holiday, will travel

New Delhi, March 24 (IANS) Out to make the most of a five-day extended weekend from Wednesday, hundreds of Delhi residents bitten by the travel bug will head off to popular tourist spots, both within the country and abroad. Tour and travel operators ...

MSN.co.in, 1 month ago Have holiday will travel Mumbai News.Net, 1 month ago Travel-goodies-bloom-as-long-Holi-weekend-looms Hindustan Times, 2 months ago

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PardaPhash

Have holiday, will travel

Tags: Tourist Spots , Holiday Published by: Pratima Singh Published on: Sun, 24 Mar 2013 at 03:48 IST F Prev Next L New Delhi: Out to make the most of a five-day extended weekend from Wednesday, hundreds of Delhi residents bitten by the travel bug ...

PardaPhash, 1 month ago

Hindustan Times

Katrina Kaif, Hrithik Roshan starrer Bang Bang's shoot cancelled in Kashmir

The aftermath of the execution of Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru has impacted recently revived Bollywood's tryst with the Kashmir Valley. The shooting of upcoming flick 'Bang Bang' starring Hrithik Roshan and Katrina Kaif has been shelved ...

Hindustan Times, 1 month ago Bollywood cancels shoots in Valley Yahoo! India, 2 months ago

Rediff.com

Rising tensions could hamper Kashmir tourism

NEW DELHI, Mar 17(Agencies): Rising tension, curfew and violence in Kashmir could spoil the travel plans of tourists, right at the onset of the peak travel season. Jammu and Kashmir had received a record number of over 10 million tourists last year.

Kashmir Times, 2 months ago

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