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    How I finally entered a $5 trillion money-making venture

    Indrajit hazra talks about how an Allahabad Bank account-holding man-child, at last, felt plugged into the Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers on Dalal Street,

    Living on a cruiser cheaper than in London? US couple sell everything to live on cruise ship forever

    In a rather surprising incident, a couple who previously lived in the US have now sold everything off and bought tickets to a residential cruise and will bask under the sea sun for the next few years.

    Standby Cruising: A new option for the frugal traveler

    Barb McGowan from Naples, Florida, took a $343 seven-day cruise with short notice on Holland America Line to the Bahamas, Turks and Caicos, and the Dominican Republic, praising the food and entertainment.

    Paying a price for sending money: The global impact of remittance fees and solutions

    Barada Talukdar, a Kuwaiti mud specialist, uses Al Mulla Exchange to send money to his family and friends in Kuwait. However, the exchange rate fluctuations and commissions can be confusing for blue-collar workers like his cook. At the World Trade Organisation's ministerial conference (MC13) in Abu Dhabi, New Delhi discussed the issue of exorbitant fees for crossborder remittances. About 20 nations from Asia, Latin America, and Africa had spoken in favor of India's proposal to cut the cost of remittances.

    Navies of India, Iran discuss ways to enhance cooperation

    Indian Navy Deputy Chief Vice Admiral Tarun Sobti and Iran's Commodore Jalil Mughadam discussed ways to enhance cooperation between the two nations during the 12th edition of the Milan 2024 Exercise. The exercise began in Visakhapatnam on February 19 and included nearly 20 Indian Navy ships and 50 aircraft. The Indian Navy welcomed naval ships from Russia, Australia, Seychelles, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and the US.

    Party continues! 4 hotel & related service stocks with upside potential of up to 33%

    What appeared as revenge traveling post covid, turned out to be unstoppable traveling Indian. Probably that is the reason that in order to take advantage of our insatiable desire to travel some of the countries have removed the requirement of advance visa for Indians. If one goes by airline ticket prices, room rent and occupancy level of hotels it is very clear that both airlines and hotel prices have remained higher than normal in all seasons of the year, whether busy or off season. If one looks at the results of the hotel companies, they have turned better on many counts.

    The Economic Times
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