Travel is one of those things that bring magic into our dreary lives by visiting beaches, camps, meeting like-minded travellers with shared hobbies and expertise. Who cannot resist the temptation to venture into caves and unknown remote parts of the world and follow their heart to gain insight into the culture, lifestyle of the different people they meet.

Choosing a holiday destination for family time with endless joy enliven us with countless possibilities in the form of museums, waterfalls, parks, temples, etc. Solo travel is gaining immense popularity among Indian women. This upsurge of tourism found not only among young girls but among older women too who are venturing out and happy to be off the beaten track. They seek liberation by seeking new destinations.

Travel brings about a substantial ecological impact when scores of tourists cause a severe effect on meagre resources like water, sewage, and garbage disposal. All this has led to the emergence of a new breed of conscious travellers. They look for eco-friendly ways to minimize and offset the environmental effect of their travel on their destinations.

In today’s fast-paced world, travel to lofty mountains, turquoise beaches, and heritage destinations is a welcome distraction for the savvy digital nomads. Such partial or full vacations to tourist places offer exhilarating experiences one cannot resist nor forget and helps them strike an ideal balance between their work and holidays. This journey provides them an opportunity to come back rejuvenated and re-energized and further enhances their desire to look forward to many more fun-filled adventures they would undertake in the days to come.