How to travel the world in a budget
With the novel coronavirus leading to over 1000 fatalities in China, people need to be extra cautious while making their travel plans, be it an international conference abroad or a vacation. Over 70% of Indians say they are alert and taking necessary precautions against Covid-19, the disease spread by the novel coronavirus strain.
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Budget Indian Travelers as the World Health Organisation (WHO) declares Coronavirus a global health emergency, it is important to understand the precautions that you can take to keep yourself safe during your travels. The very first thing to note here is that you should refrain from travelling to China; apart from China, there are now people from at least 18 countries affected by the deadly virus. So this is really not the best time to travel, but in case you do, there must be some precautions taken, so this is a travel advisory for all travelers (business and leisure). Continue reading “Advice for people who are travelling amidst Corona virus times”
Budget Indian Travelers when it comes to travel, the search for savings isn’t just about money. To some, budget travel can present a challenge or a game; it can be a framework to help with planning; a gateway to meeting like-minded adventurers; or an adrenaline rush from the pursuit of the deal. Continue reading “Five effective tips to save your money if you are planning for a trip”
Budget Indian Travelers Thailand, the Indian traveler’s favourite first international getaway, requires just as much effort as travelling to another city in India. We’ve all been eyeing Thailand since forever, and the Visa on Arrival just makes it so much simpler to get to. There are two kinds of Visa if you are travelling to Thailand. One is Visa on Arrival and Visa before You Travel.
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Budget Indian Travelers I’m not known for being able to travel light. Yet equally, I hate handing over cash to companies unnecessarily and love avoiding tedious queues to collect bags.
Here are my tips to squeeze a week or two’s worth of holiday luggage into a teeny carry-on bag. This works best for beach holidays – any trip requiring a suit or posh dress needs more creative packing to prevent creases. Continue reading “How to pack for 15 days in a cabin luggage bag for budget Airlines”
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Budget Indian Travelers Passport is one of the most important identification documents for a person travelling abroad. There are several countries, which offer visa-on-arrival facility while many require a visa before; however, holding a passport is a must for stepping out of the country. The validity of an Indian passport is 10 years, and it needs to be renewed after the said time period. Continue reading “How to renew your Indian Passport : All rules here”
Budget Indian Travelers whenever you book flight you get in the confusion whether you should book budget airlines or normal airlines.One of the biggest recent changes in aviation has been the rise of low-cost carriers; budget carriers characterised by lower fares and fewer frills than those offered by superlative ‘legacy’ carriers. More often than not, travelers booking with low-cost carriers forfeit the quintessential luxuries they experience with full service airlines such as complimentary meals, loyalty programs and the option of tiered seating classes. Continue reading “Budget Airlines vs Normal Airlines : Which one you should select to save money in total”