E Times – Online

How about a romantic and relaxing cruise on the Seine river, followed by dinner at the historic Eiffel Tower in Paris, a thrilling ride in the desert in a vintage Land Rover in Dubai, a step back in history through tours of Stonehenge, Windsor and Bath in London, a delightful street food tour in Rome or a dazzling view of New York City through a helicopter ride?

The Times of India – Online

B Selvaraj, managing director of SS Travels, said, “The business is good this holiday season. Since it’s winter in Europe, most tourists are heading to Middle East countries such as Dubai and Abu Dhabi. There are also takers for tour packages to Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and other Southeast Asian countries.”

India Tv News – Online

Move over Bali, Thailand; Visit South Korea’s Incheon city for the most memorable ‘Asian’ trip Modern, engaging and buzzing with life, South Korea is a hidden gem in the far eastern corner of the world.

Money Control, Gadgets Now, The Financial Express – Online

Travellers visit Thailand all though the year, May, December and January being the peak months. Mastercard said Mumbai and Delhi airports account for more than 50 per cent of departures to Thailand. However, there has been a significant increase in influx from tier II town airports due to increased connectivity.

The Economic Times – Online

There’s a good reason why the world’s athletes and superstars come to rest and relax in Dubai. There are internationally acclaimed havens such as the Talise Ottoman Spa at Jumeirah Zabeel Saray and multi-award winning Saray Spa at JW Marriott Marquis. Dubai is known for its signature spa experiences. With beauty salons, Turkish hammams and day spas, you can try 24-carat gold facials, kids’ nail salons and desert spas.

Republic World – Online

While finding best rooftop bars in the world, Baba Nest in Phuket’s Sri Panwa Resort is a must-visit. This rooftop bar offers its visitors an incredible 360° gratifying view of the sunset. Baba Nest is also known for its excellent and quick service and mouth-friendly delicious cuisine. Many people all around the world, especially Indians, visit this restaurant whenever they tour in Thailand to explore its beauty.

NewsBytesApp – Online

When you think of Malaysian food, you would perhaps picture bustling street markets where you can buy endless delicacies, in particular some lip-smacking seafood (oops, not for you!). However, know that there are just as many restaurants and stalls that are devoted exclusively to selling vegan and vegetarian cuisine. In fact, Nasi Lemak, Malaysia’s national dish can very well be customized without eggs.

Republic World – Online

Set in Indonesia, Bali is an Island state of the country. It is popularly known for its forested volcanic mountains, iconic rice paddies, beaches and coral reefs. It is also home popular spiritual places including temples. The island is also popular for its meditation and yoga retreats. With so many things to offer, the location is a popular tourist destination. Being a different and a new space, it is difficult for first timers to know what to do and what not to do. Here are a few tips to keep in mind when travelling to Bali.

India Tv News, NDTV, Republic World, The Hans India, News 18, The Times of India – Online

According to a report by UK-based global market research company Euromonitor International states, seven Indian cities have featured on the list of top 100 city destinations rankings this year. What will make you swell with proud is the fact that all these seven cities have improved their ranking during the year. Other popular cities from across the world include Bangkok, London, Macau and Singapore.

The Economic Times – Print – Delhi, Bangalore and Mumbai

There’s a good reason why the world’s athletes and superstars come to rest and relax in Dubai. There are internationally acclaimed havens such as the Talise Ottoman Spa at Jumeirah Zabeel Saray and multi award winning Saray Spa at JW Marriott Marquis.

The Asian Age – Online

A literature festival in Bangkok is very special, as there are not too many serious book lovers in the city. That’s why the first ever Bangkok Literature Festival was exciting and pioneering, even if it was a modest two day event.