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India’s brandy boom still feels uncool. Liquor cos want to give it a makeoverBrandy, a spirit deeply entrenched in South India's culture and cinema, is now undergoing a national makeover. Despite being India's second...- Vivo X300 FE Review: A camera-focused compact phone that stands apartVivo's new X300 FE smartphone offers a compact design and strong telephoto camera capabilities. It aims for a premium feel with a flagship ...
- Microsoft employee’s Rs 1.36 lakh monthly budget: Lifestyle costs not so much, but her biggest expense has the internet talkingA Microsoft employee based in Hyderabad shared a breakdown of her Rs 1.36 lakh monthly expenses, with a notable Rs 70,000 invested in mutua...
- Duty-free shopping in the time of FTAs?Duty-free shopping, once a status symbol for Indian travellers, has lost its allure as liberal import policies and increased travel mean lo...
- Heard and McDonald, new go-to placeHeard and McDonald Islands, 4,000 km southwest of Australia, are gaining attention as a hot, new destination. This uninhabited, icy locale ...
- What holiday plans? Indians tripping on last-minute rushIndian travellers are increasingly opting for last-minute bookings for both domestic and international destinations due to factors like mor...
- When we truly enter the AI ageBig tech novelties usually settle down and segue into everyday necessities
- People don't expect such comments from a senior leader: FM Nirmala Sitharaman on Lalu Yadav's jibe at PM ModiUnion Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday critcised RJD chief Lalu Prasad's "no family" jibe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, as...
- Don't let them short-change golfPutting a limit on the length of a club is not a good swing
- Cook with a chef, take pottery classes, visit thrift stores: Personal, curated travel experience a hit with millennialsThe see-everything, do-everything approach is steadily giving way to a do-something different attitude.
- Wanderlust goals: Does the Indian millennial brag more than actually travel?Travel braggers show off their 'foodporn' as compared to those stuck at home with humble, home-cooked grub.
- Backpack junkies explore a nation through its foodSampling local cuisine at homestays and cooking demos are a trend now.
- Shanghai Tower to have a lift that moves at 1,230 metres per minuteIt already has the tallest observation tower — not that that’s stopped people from climbing even higher.
- Tours move beyond 'been there' with onboard expertsA new segment, the expert-led travel, is born and food, archaeology , wildlife, adventure, art and photography are among the most sought-af...
- Travel trends & culinary trails popular with Indian travellersEvery season brings in a new learning curve, say industry experts about the evolving trends witnessed with Indian travellers.
- Free Wi-fi top priority for Indian travellers: SurveyFree wi-fi has become a must for travellers, including Indians, who consider this amenity as a standard service across all hotels, says a s...
- Here's how your travel will be different in 2024Airports are also using new technology to become even more efficient. At Incheon Airport in Seoul, South Korea, a self-service kiosk allows...
- No break for Narendra Modi, but Gujaratis top touristsGujaratis' need for adventure, penchant for travel — particularly in a flock — and love for shopping make the sweet-loving community one of...
- Queensland promotes itself as brag destination for Indian touristsQueensland in Australia is promoting itself as a "brag destination" for tourists from India especially the Cashed up Indian DINKs (Double I...
- Saddam Hussein 'pretended to have weapons of mass destruction'Saddam Hussein "pretended to possess weapons of mass destruction" to prevent a possible Iranian attack but never thought that America would...
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