HeyJaredNeha Khandelwal
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Gen Z is planning holidays backwards, and your next trip might start with a concert ticket or amusement park plan (opens the original)
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Remember when planning a holiday started with choosing a place? Goa. Jaipur. Dubai. Singapore. You picked the destination, booked the flights, found a hotel and then started making a list of things to do. Gen Z seems to be flipping that order. The starting point can now be a concert ticket, a music festival, a theme park, a food experience or simply something interesting enough to justify packing a bag. The destination comes later. And that makes holiday planning rather interesting. Airbnb's 202
Hotels are learning your habits. Here is what that could mean for your next stay (opens the original)
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Think about the last few times you checked into a hotel. Did you ask for a room away from the lift? Extra water? A firmer pillow? An early breakfast because you had a morning flight? Perhaps you requested the same thing on your previous stay too. Now imagine checking in and not having to ask again. As hotels use more artificial intelligence and guest data, remembering these little preferences could become a much bigger part of your stay. The interesting bit is not necessarily a robot delivering
Tried and tested: I took the new Alpine Club Helix suitcase to Goa, and here is everything you need to know! (opens the original)
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I have reviewed more than 25 suitcases by now, and I think that has made me extremely picky about luggage. I notice the wheels, the weight, how much I can stuff inside, how the trolley feels and even the pockets that are missing. So, when the new Alpine Club Helix Navy 65 cm suitcase came to me, I was quite curious. Alpine Club is a new sub-brand from Swiss Military, a brand whose luggage I have used before, and this was a brand-new launch. I was also among the first few people to actually take
World Tourism Day 2026: Your holiday now starts before you board the flight, and travel brands know it (opens the original)
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There was a time when I reached an airport with one fairly simple agenda: check in, get through security, find coffee and reach my gate. Anything nice that happened in between was a bonus. That relationship with airports has changed rather dramatically. Lounge access is saved on our cards, reward points are checked before bookings are made, and airport dining benefits can influence where we spend the two hours before a flight. The holiday, in many ways, has already started before anyone calls yo
World Tourism Day 2026: The Indian traveller no longer wants a hotel to tell them how to holiday (opens the original)
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Breakfast ends at 10.30 am. Check-out is at noon. The spa needs to be booked in advance. Dinner has its own timings. For years, we booked a hotel and quietly rearranged our holiday around its schedule. Missed breakfast because you slept in? Too bad. Got back late after sightseeing? Hope room service is still open. That relationship is changing. The Indian traveller increasingly wants the hotel to fit into the trip, not the trip to fit around the hotel. And frankly, isn't that a rather sensible d
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