NEW DELHI: The appetite to holiday is finally surging past pre-Covid levels despite curated packages getting more expensive, supply chains feeling the strain and persistent visa-related issues, according to latest travel trends.
The desire to travel to foreign lands, a recent travel survey by Thomas Cook and SOTC suggests, is back on the radar and seeing a strong resurgence even though several embassies are still grappling with huge pendency of visas.
The India Holiday Report-May 2023 says Europe has emerged as a favourite among nearly a half of the respondents surveyed from metro and tier II cities, with Switzerland, France, Spain and Italy leading as preferred destinations. Where long haul trips are not possible, people are still looking to get away, if only for shorter periods, preferring to take a break in Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Oman, or at…
The desire to travel to foreign lands, a recent travel survey by Thomas Cook and SOTC suggests, is back on the radar and seeing a strong resurgence even though several embassies are still grappling with huge pendency of visas.
The India Holiday Report-May 2023 says Europe has emerged as a favourite among nearly a half of the respondents surveyed from metro and tier II cities, with Switzerland, France, Spain and Italy leading as preferred destinations. Where long haul trips are not possible, people are still looking to get away, if only for shorter periods, preferring to take a break in Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Oman, or at…
