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Crime
And The Traveller
Obviously, the pun here is on Johannesburg, but
the joke is also a reckoner about petty crimes in
airports all over the globe. And, business travellers,
being the fraternity which is most often on the
move, are the specific victims of most airport and
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Gourmet Corner |
The Complacency
Factor
Your lap-top sir," said a panting lounge executive
at the Johannesburg airport just as I exited the South
African Airways business lounge. |
Rashmi
Uday Singh’s Good Food Guide
Coastly
Fare
Sanjeev Kapoor's Khazana
In
Rome, Eat As Romans Do!
Arabian
Bites
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High Profile |
News station |
The World
is not Enough
For Anand Sudarshan, CEO, Netkraft, the world is a small
place interspersed with a large number of jet lags. Not
only is he always on the move, but his office goes along
with him, in the form of the laptop. |
Amex
Dining Experience On Offer
New
Marriott In London
CAFÉ
Plus Holidays From Club Mahindra
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GetAway |
Hotel Watch |
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Monsoon
Magic in Mandu
As raucous day trippers from Indore and Dhar thin out
on an Independence Day evening, we turn into a by-lane
of Mandu. A languor of dusk leavens from the grass-green
quilt.
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Lap
Of Luxury
Boom
Town’s Latest Hotspot
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Wild Side |
Spotlight |
Knocking
on heaven’s door
Straight in your face, the striking facade of Mt. Kinner
Kailash (6050 metres), a towering mass of black and grey,
capped with snow, bathed in soft golden reddish early
morning glow, peeping through the mist, left me transfixed.
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Internet
Hotel Reservations Untangling the Web of Confusion
If you are a business traveller in India and you are
asked to travel to an unknown city for the first time
…the very first question you would ask yourself
is, ‘Where would I stay?’ Usually, you would
ask someone.
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U Matter |
EnVogue |
First Aid
In A Bottle
There are hundreds of different ‘essential oils’
to choose from and from every corner of the world, all
offering different therapeutic properties. |
Digital Passion
Photography used to be the affluent man's hobby. Even
if, say, one managed to buy a good camera, every time
you finished with your 24 or 36 photographs, you had to
pay for the development of the films and then spend some
more to buy new reels. |
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AskBT |
Readers’ Response |
feBUSINESS
TRAVELLER has PLAUSIBLE SOLUTIONS
to your travel queries & options
Vijay Chadda - Chief Operating Officer, BTI-Sita, India
answers your queries... |
Readers’
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