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Pod stays, while a popular choice for international travelers, are yet to make a significant mark in India. These compact, budget-friendly accommodations have gained immense popularity abroad, especially in high-traffic airports where travelers seek short-term stays between flights. With the right blend of affordability and essential amenities, pod hotels provide an ideal solution for modern travelers. In India, this concept is slowly starting to gain traction, particularly in cities like Noida, Mumbai,…

India’s diverse cultural heritage and rich traditions have always made it a popular destination for global travelers. This year, on World Tourism Day, two villages in Telangana—Nirmal and Somasila—were honored by the Union Ministry of Tourism for their unique contributions to crafts and spiritual wellness, respectively. Union Tourism Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat presented the awards during a ceremony at Vigyan Bhavan, highlighting the importance of promoting local tourism through such initiatives. Nirmal…

The capsule hotel concept, originally introduced in Japan in 1979 by architect Kisho Kurokawa, is gradually making its mark in India, offering a unique blend of affordability and efficiency in accommodation. This innovative lodging style is particularly appealing to travelers and professionals seeking compact living spaces without compromising on essential amenities. Recently, the launch of NapTapGo in Noida’s Sector 62 has caught the attention of many, showcasing the potential of capsule hotels…

In a world where social media often blurs the lines between aspiration and reality, Dubai influencer Soudi Al Nadak has ignited a firestorm of debate with her recent claim about her millionaire husband purchasing a $50 million private island for her. In an Instagram post that has gone viral, Al Nadak shared a video of herself on this undisclosed tropical paradise, captioning it, “POV: You wanted to wear a bikini, so your…

Kolkata’s iconic tram system, which has been an integral part of the city’s charm since 1873, is finally coming to a close. The West Bengal government has made the decision to discontinue the service, citing traffic challenges in an ever-evolving city. Despite this, one route will remain operational, allowing people to experience the nostalgia of tram travel. The route between Esplanade and Maidan will be preserved, offering scenic rides through some of…