Travel

Today, women are travelling more than ever before. It could be for business or for pleasure, but the fact remains, everyone is on the move. ... more >>

Travelling today is far more informal than it used to be in yesteryears! Of course, it also has to do with the fact that a lot more people are travelling today... more >>

Eco-tourism may be the buzzword today, but it is also a reality and the need of the hour! Eco-tourism is best described as an eco-friendly nature based tourism for people to admire and enjoy tourism .. more >>

The recent Scarlett Keeling murder case in Goa, has made many a woman sit up and think. How safe is it for a single woman to travel? Of course, the skeptics feel Scarlett was a victim to her lifestyle...more >>

Planning a holiday? Planning a "different" holiday? Think about white water rafting... Lofty mountains, turbulent rivers and incisive gorges!... more >>

Tourism has undergone a sea change today. Gone are the days when travelers were content with picture pretty buffets, fine dining, gated resorts, the perfect tan, run-of-the-mill souvenirs, or organized sight-seeing tours. People want more. And they want it NOW! High on the list is Adventure Tourism- its all about experiencing something "different"... more >>

These days the adventurous spirit is at its highest in women, and they are happy to travel, and sometimes travel alone to distant lands and countries.! When you travel, haven't you often, wistfully thought," I wish someone had told me about this.." Tried and tested tips always help. Gaining from someone else's experience can certainly add a lot more pleasure to your short visit! more>>

Flying and travel can be stressful. Have you ever considered natural remedies while travelling? You may not be carrying the medicines you require to combat your condition, but you definitely want relief. Are there natural remedies that can work? The most common problems women travelers face are related to menstruation and abdominal cramps. How can you alleviate these conditions, mid air? more >>

Haridwar, literally means 'The gateway to the Gods'. It's the place where the river Ganga descends to the plain. Haridwar is the place believed to have sanctified by the powerful trinity of Hindu mythology - Brahma, Vishnu... more >>

With the Indian palate actually willing to experiment with different tastes and the world having become a global village, isn't it time you got Sushi savvy?India has been witness to several culinary invasions. Burgers from the US, pizza Italiano... more >>

With the number of students going abroad to study, there are specially packaged students loans, special airfares, banking facilities and even Travellers Cheques to make the student's life abroad, easier!... more >>

There are many things you have to keep in mind when you are travelling, whether in India or abroad. If travelling within India, you know it is tropical clime everywhere except for the hill stations where you can bask in lovely weather all day. more>>

Travelling with children means planning ahead. Always pre-book your seats. On aircraft, bulkhead seats allow for extra playing room for children or a sky cot for an infant. more>>

Don't attract attention to yourself. Keep your voice down. To a mere whisper if possible. The louder you talk, the more you will be overheard. more>>

If you beat jet lag, you have more of holiday time. And you are in better shape to enjoy it. more>>

No other Southern state perhaps, introduces the traveller to the colourful, the exquisite and the varied delights of South India quite as charmingly as.... Kerala does. more>>

Is the stress of modern day living getting to you? Do you feel the need to take a break from your hectic work schedule? Then get away from it all and unwind in the pristine beauty of the Himalayas. more>>

The Southern State of Kerala isn't just about the backwaters. It's about miles of sunny beaches and palm fringed coves. more>>

Get to know all about the beaches of Goa. more>>

India's premier luxury train has to be The Palace-on-Wheels. more>>

TREKKING - WHERE CAN YOU GO WRONG? For many, a trek in the forest implies picnic or some other activity of that sort. And, in the end return homewards utterly disappointed by the animals, for not showing up. more>>

It is a sport that is still in its infancy. As in most other adventure sports, it is necessary to have a professional climber along, if the terrain is unfamiliar or if you are a beginner. more>>

Apart from its beaches Goa is also famed for its churches, monasteries, convents and a vivacious Portuguese culture that still continues to be strong in this region. more>>

Here's a comprehensive "to-do" list for every discerning passenger, to know about airline reservations, hotels, car rentals and tour packages. more>>

The best time to come to India is between October and March. During the winter months of December and January, the day temperatures anywhere in the plains of North India are around 18 degreesC (64degreesF) and could go down to 4 degreesC (39degreesF) at night. more>>