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Bengaluru dad shares his son's school is taking him to Malaysia for a trip, recalls when he used to travel on train and stay in tents; son to stay in Marriot hotelA Bengaluru dad’s post about his son’s school trip to Malaysia has sparked nostalgia online. While his son will explore Kuala Lumpur and La...
Planning to move to Malaysia? Here's what you need to knowMalaysia My Second Home (MM2H) offers long-term residency through an investment scheme with four categories: Platinum, Gold, Silver, and SE...
Understanding Operation Travelling Op SindoorThe author reflects on explaining Indian culture abroad, drawing parallels to a recent government initiative called 'Operation Sindoor' aim...
From serial entrepreneurship to making $500mn furniture company: A look at the extraordinary life of late Pepperfry CEO Ambareesh MurtyThe sudden death of Ambareesh Vedantam Murty, the CEO and co-founder of virtual furniture company Pepperfry has left shockwaves throughout ...
Maui musings: Golf a learning curve for some players' wivesTom Hoge's wife played college golf at Montana State. Billy Horschel's wife played at Florida. J.T. Poston's wife grew up around the game b...
For Indian tourists to the EU & US, all but visa is readyTravellers and tour operators familiar with the matter said no appointment dates are available for this month and the next at many embassie...
Muslim bodies say Saudi's statement against Tablighi Jamaat ‘unjust’The crackdown on Tablighi Jamaat comes just a week after the last batch of foreigners belonging to the theological organisation left India ...
SP Jain Global climbs the ladder of excellence, ranks 12th in Forbes's top 1 year international MBA programsThe Forbes ranking compared the earnings of the Class of 2014 in their first five years post-MBA.
Heritage buildings, quirky street art and delicious local food make Penang an ideal getawayPenang is worth a visit, whether you are a jaded history buff, a discerning gourmand or an accidental tourist looking for that funky experi...
Passion-fuelled travel: Celebrate the entire month of February with your loved oneMissed doing anything special for Valentine’s Day? Fret not!
Eight professions for those who love to travelIf you are happy when travelling, meeting new people or cracking jokes, then these eight professions are tailor-made for you.
Anirban Lahiri voted 2014 Asian Tour Players' Player of the yearLahiri was also a key figure at the inaugural EurAsia Cup presented by DRB-HICOM, where he helped Team Asia secure a dramatic 10-10 tie aga...
Do you have it in you? Whale watching, spring jumping and zipliningOne of the best ways to imbibe the gripping spirit of the ancient rainforests here is by enjoying some treetop adventure.
- Travel companies go regional with customized packages, eye group segments
Soaring airfares and a price conscious economy are making travel companies offer customized packages targeted at large groups.
- Unfazed by downturn, Indians on backpacking mode
With the economy showing signs of revival, the country's travel industry is betting big on a strong demand upsurge for the coming holiday s...
- Extended weekends bring back spark to hotel industry
The hospitality sector has been swamped with advance bookings just before the busy season begins in October, as vacationers opt for shorter...
- Now, Lalu to lecture management students in Singapore
On Monday, railway minister Lalu Prasad will once again play management guru and explain to students of INSEAD Business School at Singapore...
- Need a break after vacation?
It's a reality, as many whizz through their vacations at such breakneck speed that they end up wishing for another break - to unwind! Hot t...
- Travel companies sell dream holidays to kids
Educational tours for school children to foreign destinations, which cost from Rs 45,000 to Rs 2 lakh, are increasing in popularity. Luxury...
- S'pore calls in teachers to boost factory jobs
On a Tuesday during the May school holidays, Singapore’s Economic Development Board bussed 45 high-school teachers to a palm-fringed island...