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Travelling to South Africa for the cricket? Don't miss this fiery curry-and-bread dish steeped in history - it has a significant Indian connection too. 

MC Travel Special | Going to London after two years? Some things to do, see and eat in the home of the Big Ben

For frequent travellers who've been to London many times before, an itinerary to see what's new, what's back and what's iconic in The City post the pandemic.

MC Travel Special | Loafing around in Europe

A bread trail guaranteed to lead you to some of Europe’s most enchanting locations.

Sonu Sood on Explurger app: "I always believe that I am an engineer first"

Sonu Sood's latest venture is a gamified social media app that creates a travelogue for users and rewards journeys - even if the mileage you accrue is just from your home to office and back.

MC Travel Special | Best campsites in India

The best campsites in India - from the hills to the deserts, from luxury camps to those where you rough it out for the best views and experiences.

Immigration Central: All About Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Program

Payment into the National Transformation Fund or payment towards an approved project in Grenada are the only two options under Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Programme.

Storyboard18 | How can we make sustainable travel mainstream?

It’s not just good intentions for future trips that are top of mind for travellers - many report already actively taking important steps to have a more positive impact during their recent travel. 

MC Travel Special | Cricket pilgrimage in England: A fan’s destinations

Cricket grounds, storied inns and bookshops and libraries dedicated to the sport... England's penchant for preserving history is another reason why it is the go-to destination for cricket fans.

MC Travel Special | 9 seriously cool weekend getaways from Mumbai

From paragliding to plunge pools, you can choose to do it all.

My Family and Other Globalizers | There are no bad places – only unfamiliar ones

In India we wait for the rain, in Belgium they wait for the sun. But the celebration of “fine” weather, when it comes, is the same.

MC Travel Special | Funnycontrol: TNPL - Travel Now, Pray Later

Funnycontrol shares travel experiences that require thoughts and prayers.

71 travel hacks, by a seasoned traveller who has been to 50-plus countries

Forex vs forex card. Cables vs adapter. Reasons to carry Ziplock bags, and more pro-tips from a very frequent flyer.

MC Travel Special | Every great journey needs a soundtrack

10 journeys, 200 songs.

An Indian traveller, soldier and storyteller in the Great War

Nariman Karkaria’s volume of travels and battlefield memories is the only First World War account by an Indian to have been discovered so far.

Storyboard18 | Is IndiGo trying to fix its brand image with feel-good viral stories?

It’s time for airline companies like IndiGo to work on fixing their customer service before brand image.

From beach shacks to Delhi-Mumbai restaurants: How Goa's culinary landscape is changing

People from Mumbai, Delhi and other major cities made Goa their home during the pandemic months. Restaurants from these cities followed, setting up their Goa outposts in double-quick time.

India heritage walks | Kochi trails: Fort Kochi, Mattancherry spice market and Latin Catholic food experiences

No trip to Kochi is complete without a walking trail in Fort Kochi. Plus, a spice trail that goes through Mattancherry and a culinary experience to understand what Latin Catholic food is all about.

World Wine Day (May 25): Meet the Patils of Narmada Winery in Virginia

Narmada Winery was founded in 2009 by Pandit and Sudha Patil, whose roots are in Thane and Jalgaon (Maharashtra).

Trip planner | Australia's Great Ocean Road lives up to the hype

You can drive anywhere in Victoria with a valid Indian driving licence, and the good thing is you’re on the same side of the road as in India.

International Museum Day 2022: 10 unusual museums around the world

On International Museum Day (May 18), a look at some unusual museums in the world.

Little-known story of Mumbai’s Chinese-Indian community (and the only Chinese temple in the city)

The Chinese were once a thriving community in Mumbai… then the Sino Indian war of 1962 happened.

India heritage tours | Unusual things to do in Mumbai

From lip smacking street food to art deco buildings that functioned as war offices during World War II, mysterious palaces and haunted homes…some unusual Mumbai tours.

India heritage walks: From the Sufi trail in Srinagar to stories about the Begums of Bhopal

Walking tours aren't just for tourists, they also help residents to rediscover and reconnect with their city - its culture, history and hidden gems. This article is part of a series on India heritage tours.

India heritage walks | Chennai: George Town history, Mylapore culture, Sowcarpet food trail

Walking tours aren't just for tourists, they also allow residents to rediscover their city - its culture, history and hidden gems. This article is part of a series on India heritage tours.

Kerala Travel Mart: Caravans, river lodges among ideas to revive tourism in the state

Travel industry professionals from around the world have gathered in Willington Island in Kochi to chart the industry's response to Covid-19 at India's largest tourism expo, the Kerala Travel Mart.

Trip Planner | Asia: Maldives, Bali, Seoul and 7 more must see destinations

From Massaman Curry to Ema Datshi and from Namsan Tower (Seoul) to Batu Caves (Kuala Lumpur), amazing Asian holiday experiences to pack into your itinerary.

Trip Planner | Australia: best places, food, experiences and Covid protocols

Travellers to Australia need to complete the Digital Passenger Declaration (DPD). You can start a DPD up to seven days before your flight, and submit it online.

Trip Planner | Europe: Covid requirements, places to see, what to eat, and how to make the most of your European holiday

10 must-see European cities, beyond London and Paris.

Mahatta & Co, India's longest-surviving photo studio, has framed 107 years of Kashmiri art, crafts, people and politics

In 1915, the Mehta brothers started a photo studio on The Bund, a Jhelum river embankment in Srinagar. The studio continues to run 107 years on.

“Our plan is to expand our brand footprint in India by more than 70% by 2023”: Hyatt's Peter Fulton

"The hospitality sector in India has bounced back quickly and the recovery has been dynamic with some numbers being even better than 2019."

UAE Golden Visa: New changes will attract more investment, talent

The government has tried to make the new visas more family-friendly, thereby making it easier for the applicants to better plan their long-term future in the UAE.

Doha street food: Must-eats in Qatar, which is hosting the 2022 FIFA World Cup in November

Nosh your way around Doha with street eats that range from the familiar to the fabulous.

Immigration series | St Kitts & Nevis citizenship by investment program: how to apply, benefits, requirements and fast-track option

Benefits include visa-free or visa-on-arrival travel to 157 destinations, including Europe’s Schengen Area, and no personal or worldwide income tax levied.

10 homestays in Himachal Pradesh worth checking out

From eco-friendly stays to yoga retreats, 10 homestays that offer a premium yet localized experience for those who want a flavour of the local 'pahari' life.

Immigration Series | Austrian residence permit: permit types, right to work, and how to apply

To become an Austrian resident, you must know elementary German. If you wish to extend the resident status, you'll have to show that your knowledge of the language has improved during your stay.

Trip planner | Tel Aviv: Where to go, stay, eat and party

With all commercial flights operational again, tourism is bouncing back. If you're still undecided about where to go, here are some reasons to consider Tel Aviv, Israel. Plus, what you need to know beforehand.

All-American road: Cruising down California's Highway One

You can drive anywhere in California with a valid Indian driving licence. Reserve three to four days to explore Highway One.

How an old Kashmiri woman established the first private museum in Sopore, J&K

Kashmir itinerary: Meeras Mahal is set to reopen for visitors after two years, with additional collections on display.

Summer of ’22: Bumper May-June expected as travel bookings rise

The upcoming summer vacation is the Indian tourism sector’s great big hope as travellers start making their plans.

In Pics: Asia’s largest tulip garden now open in Srinagar

Asia’s largest tulip garden, at the foothills of the Zabarwan range in Srinagar, is now open to tourists.

Explainer: How do aircraft tracking sites do their job?

Even before official confirmation of the crash of a China Eastern flight, aviation geeks and experts were on flight tracking websites for a glimpse of the flight’s fatal descent. Moneycontrol explains how these websites work.

2 years after lockdown: How life around Indian Railways is slowly coming back on track

As India opens up in view of the falling Covid-19 cases, railway life, it seems, is also slowly chugging back to normal.

Shruti Shibulal: "There is good demand from domestic tourists for wellness and treatment"

Business travel is coming back, as is travel for weddings and MICE (meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions), says Shruti Shibulal, founder of Tamara Leisure Experiences Pvt. Ltd.

Spring is here: Srinagar's Badamwari is bustling with tourists again

For centuries, the Badamwari has been the first to reverberate with life with the onset of the spring season in J&K.

Tigers are roaming the streets of Singapore once again

Over 60 international artists including India’s Subodh Gupta, Bharti Kher, and Michelle Poonawalla are showcasing their tigers in Singapore.

Yunnan: Travels in China beyond Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou

Connected to Myanmar and India via the old Tea Horse Route, Yunnan province today offers a glimpse into Chinese culture, Dian cuisine and modern-day diversions including night clubs.

Travel planner: Things and places to consider as regular international flights resume

Covid vaccines, requirements, visas, flights and travel tips.

Boarding now: What spirits experts will be picking up from duty-free shops

Regular international flights are set resume from March 27. We spoke to people in the spirits and hospitality industry, to find out what they will be carrying back from their trips abroad.

Holi 2022: In Goa's traditional Shigmo festival, an unusual Holi-like celebration

This year, Shigmo floats, processions and parades will be held across five Goan cities starting on March 19. Check the dates and areas to see the parade. Timings: 4-10 pm.

Domestic customers will drive recovery: Marriott International's Rajeev Menon

Rajeev Menon, President Asia Pacific (excluding Greater China), Marriott International, on travel trends, engaging millennials and Gen Z, and post-Covid recovery.