Readers’ Response

Biz Buzz

I have been a business traveller for the past decade or so and have seen the enormous changes that have taken place in the attitude of both airlines and hotels towards corporate hi-fliers. One prime example of the market value of this community is the existence of your magazine. I read your magazine diligently and believe that most of your topics are very relevant. I suggest that you do an article on the emergence of the business travel in India, just to lend a perspective on the issue.

- Augustine Roy, Mumbai

Highway Special

The first time I was introduced to the East-Coast Road of Chennai was while travelling to Pondicherry. The road acts as the perfect precursor to Pondicherry’s fascinating French-tinged allure. As I was flipping through your November issue, I was pleasantly surprised to come across Susan George's article on the East Coast Road titled ‘The Potpourri Highway’. I think the writer has brought out excellently the charm of the highway. Ramesh

- Vishwanathan, Chennai

High On Adventure

As an adventure enthusiast, I found the photographs of the article headlined ‘Vertical Limit' exhilarating. The manner in which the group of adventure enthusiasts used their All Terrain Vehicles to traverse the mighty Himalayas is enough to get anybody’s adrenaline running. In fact, I think that foreigners explore much more the incredible landscapes that India offers than the denizens of this country. Maybe it has to do with the affordability factor.

- Bhaskar Punjabi, Bangalore

Home Run

‘Almost Home - The Advent Of Service Apartments’, the cover story of your November issue was good value for money information. We all stay in hotels but service apartments is still not a concept which many Indians are clear about. Your article made clear the concept and showed the pros and cons of patronising this segment. I am sure there will be many more articles like this to follow but I am waiting for the one on boutique hotels.

- Alka Jadhav, Delhi