Travel Diaries: Every Time Holidays Turned Into A Disaster For Elon Musk, Justin Trudeau and Others
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Wrong Turn
Jet-setting globetrotters who returned with a travel tale.
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Not Smooth Sailing
Prince Charles and Princess Diana
The royal couple took off for a twoweek Mediterranean cruise for their honeymoon, which was followed by a few weeks at the Balmoral in Scotland. Romantic as it may sound, Diana later revealed that it was anything but. Charles reportedly carried with him a picture of Camilla Parker-Bowles with him in his personal diary on their trip. Also, for formal events during their honeymoon, Charles wore a pair of gold cufflinks with the letter ‘C’ engraved – presumably for Camilla. Diana also said that she was ignored by Charles all through the cruise. She spent most of her time with naval officers, royal staff and the crew.
The royal couple took off for a twoweek Mediterranean cruise for their honeymoon, which was followed by a few weeks at the Balmoral in Scotland. Romantic as it may sound, Diana later revealed that it was anything but. Charles reportedly carried with him a picture of Camilla Parker-Bowles with him in his personal diary on their trip. Also, for formal events during their honeymoon, Charles wore a pair of gold cufflinks with the letter ‘C’ engraved – presumably for Camilla. Diana also said that she was ignored by Charles all through the cruise. She spent most of her time with naval officers, royal staff and the crew.
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A Walk To Remember
Vijay Crishna
The executive director of Godrej & Boyce is a travelling enthusiast. Last year, Crishna shared his experience of attempting to walk the Camino de Santiago — a 780 kilometre walk across Europe. Unlucky for Crishna, he carried with him a backpack that weighed around 17 kg, which made the gruelling walk more difficult. It took him 11 months, but Crishna did manage to complete what can only be described as a pilgrimage.
The executive director of Godrej & Boyce is a travelling enthusiast. Last year, Crishna shared his experience of attempting to walk the Camino de Santiago — a 780 kilometre walk across Europe. Unlucky for Crishna, he carried with him a backpack that weighed around 17 kg, which made the gruelling walk more difficult. It took him 11 months, but Crishna did manage to complete what can only be described as a pilgrimage.
