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Travel trends to look forward in 2024 The unwavering appetite for exploration among Indian travellers is evident. As we step into 2024, Rajeev Kale - President and Country Head, Holidays, MICE, Visa - Thomas Cook (India) Limited, believes that the robust travel sentiment persists, and anticipates a sustained surge in demand from the dynamic Indian market. The onset of new beginnings brings positivity and anticipation and according to the data analysis of Thomas Cook, it reveals key trends gaining traction a...
Travel trends to look forward in 2024
Travel trends to look forward in 2024
Source: IANS
2024-07-01 05:47:43 pm
A solo traveller’s guide to Switzerland! Travelling alone can be the most therapeutic form of self-indulgence! By traveling alone, one can engage with their new surroundings unfiltered by the prejudices, tastes, or preferences of a traveling companion and connect with the soul of the place by hanging out with the locals   Switzerland is a solo traveller’s haven, one of the safest and easiest places to navigate, – the sheer variety of things to see and do ensures that your solo trip is a memorable one, especi...
A solo traveller’s guide to Switzerland!
A solo traveller’s guide to Switzerland!
Source: IANS
2024-06-08 03:11:34 pm
One-third Indians keen on travel during upcoming winter holiday season As the world gears up to welcome the New Year with an optimistic outlook, one in every three Indians is planning to travel and vacation during the upcoming Christmas and New Year season, shows a new survey. A recent survey by travel booking platform goibibo suggests that 60 per cent respondents who are willing to travel during the winter holiday season are planning to spend the year end vacationing in the hills or by the beach. Amongst those surveyed, more than 70 per cent are hoping to re...
One-third Indians keen on travel during upcoming winter holiday season
One-third Indians keen on travel during upcoming winter holiday season
Source: IANS
2024-06-04 03:32:32 pm
Indians prefer short breaks over one long vacation: Survey Indians have changed the way they have been holidaying very significantly over the past few years. Instead of one big break, they now prefer multiple short breaks in addition to one big family vacation, according a Yatra.coms five-year comparative survey data. The data, which reveals travel trends on-looking the peak season, shows that Indians are now showing an inclination to visit new and unexplored domestic as well as international destinations every time they travel as it provides them...
Indians prefer short breaks over one long vacation: Survey
Indians prefer short breaks over one long vacation: Survey
Source: IANS
2024-06-03 12:26:28 pm