Readers Response

Bang On Target Your January issue cover story ‘What Business Travellers Want’ very concisely put forward a general view on the wants and necessities of business travellers. The way hotels and airlines have bent over backwards to cater to the business travel community is ample testimony to the enormous influence that this segment wields on service providers. Which is why there is all the more necessity to form some sort of a club of business travellers who can maximise the sway their spending power commands. Alkesh Bhatnagar Mumbai

Celeb Bytes I just love to read your High Profile section. The celebrities you feature are, I must say, very interesting characters. Even the latest man to be featured, Ashwini Kakkar, CEO and managing director, Thomas Cook (India) Ltd was a man of many facets. Somebody who is a top-notch corporate executive, wine connoisseur, music composer, art collector and sports enthusiast - all rolled into one - must be a really interesting person to meet. Bhavna Shah Delhi

Shopper’s Stop ‘Jaipur - Shop Till You Drop’ by Reema Sisodia in the January issue was an arresting article. She has very nicely brought out the allure of shopping in the pink city. I myself have been to the city twice and was absolutely fascinated by the shopping options. From the jharokhas to the tie-dye fabrics to handicrafts, it was a mesmerising experience. Munmuna Roy Kolkata

Just Do It I have been a regular reader of your magazine and was very interested to read about the awards for travel service providers that you have instituted, namely, the feBusiness Traveller Awards. I welcome it. Besides the market forces which determine the quality that an airline or hotel provides, awards like these are another way to send a message across that top quality service pays. I think that the feBusiness Traveller Awards will help in this. Sam Makhija Mumbai