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A taste of Europe trip at half the cost: How to plan Kazakhstan or Georgia or Azerbaijan or Uzbekistan or Kyrgyzstan trip for Rs. 1 lakh
A clutch of countries in the south of Caucasus and Central Asia provide a whiff of Europe without snapping your budget. Within sniffing distance of Europe and straddling the Eurasian cusp, these are perfect destinations as they combine unsurpassed natural beauty with cultural overdose. Detailed budget and itinerary for Kazakhstan, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan trips this summer. Happy holidays!
It’s hard to be in India and not be excited: Jefferies CEO Richard Handler
On his 1st India trip Handler talks about being the challenger on Wall St and why he’s so upbeat about the franchise’s prospects here in an exclusive interaction
Suits & Sayings: A weekly roundup of the wackiest whispers and murmurs in corporate corridors & policy parlours
This collection of snippets covers diverse topics, from shifting wedding trends favouring local celebrations to speculations about a notable departure. It also includes anecdotes about a fintech's fundraising efforts and the rise of Assagaon as a coveted address in North Goa.
Travel planning 101: 52 places you must visit in 2024
Planning your next holiday? Consider adding these destinations to your itinerary for the perfect vacation.
Best itinerary to spend 36 hours in Cartagena, Colombia
Cartagena de Indias, a colonial port city on Colombia's Caribbean coast, is a vibrant destination filled with cultural and historical attractions. Visitors can explore the Old Town and Getsemani neighborhoods, which offer cobblestone streets, opulent mansions, and churches. Highlights include walking tours, street food tastings, watching the sunset from the city walls, dining on Caribbean cuisine, and experiencing the nightlife.
Travel Guide: The best way to spend 36 hours in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
How quickly Vietnam's biggest city is transforming with new urbane enclaves and upscale planned communities, as well as the high-rises constantly shooting up, including the country's tallest skyscraper, Landmark 81, which opened in 2018, is dizzying,
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When dining tables and 'cloffices' didn't cut it, WFH gave rise to garden offices
Aside from increasing one’s sense of well-being, garden offices can also add value to a property.
Exclusive: Prosus deal adds to our heft, gives us necessary growth capital, says BillDesk cofounder
BillDesk, founded in the year 2000 by MN Srinivasu, Ajay Kaushal and Karthik Ganapathy, has been acquired by global technology investor Prosus in a $4.7 billion deal, one of the largest such transactions in the digital economy.
Wall St boutique PJT Partners joins Indian M&A sweepstakes with PayU-BillDesk deal
The six-year-old firm had roped in former Citi India CEO Pramit Jhaveri as senior advisor to help grow base.
Wall Street unleashes old tricks in $2.5 trillion crypto jungle
Griggs is among crypto newcomers deploying systematic strategies that are tried-and-tested in conventional asset classes -- price arbitrage, futures trading, options writing -- in a booming new corner of finance.
Youth should not remain neutral: Aishe Ghosh, JNUSU President
The 25-year-old Ghosh, president of the JNU Students' Union (JNUSU), is arguably the most recognised student leader in the country at present.
Balkan magic: Travelling through the towns of Budva & Kotor is like stepping into a bygone era
Kotor, is a small Balkan nation nestled between Croatia, Serbia and Albania.
Miami, Tokyo, Milan: A round- up of world's best cities for the perfect date on Valentine's Day
For a weekend getaway, head to the quaint mountain village of Kusatsu in Gunma.
Why Toronto is a paradise for foodies
Often mistaken to be Canada’s capital (that’s Ottawa), Toronto has magically transformed from a sleepy backwater in the 1960s to Canada’s cultural and gastronomic hub today.
If vacation means pampering yourself, try Scotland
Scotland is also home to some of the finest golf resorts, 5 Star hotels, health spas and a choice of delightful country house hotels.
New Orleans' French Quarter: The lounging pad for some of America’s greatest writers
The French Quarter was where Tennessee Williams dreamt of streetcar & Faulkner entertained.
Quedlinburg: A German town holds on to its medieval charm with its castles and cathedrals
Located on a fertile plain just north of the Harz mountains, with fantastic vistas all around it, Quedlinburg has an interesting history.
Basel: The unique city that juxtaposes traditional, modern & cross-cultural influences
A light, cold drizzle coupled with dull grey light added to the gloom; people rushed about, heads bent and huddled under their umbrellas.
Woman's world: Take a vacation & rediscover the shopper & party-hopper in you
There’s a lot to celebrate for the woman in you. Take a vacay to some of the best destinations and rediscover the culture buff, adventure junkie, wellness lover, party-hopper and shopper in you.
Fort Kochi’s multifarious heritage - from the Portuguese to the British
Fort Kochi’s architecture reflects its multifarious heritage, from the Portuguese to the British, says Faizal Khan
Manila’s cross-cultural symphony
An archipelago of over 7,000 islands, one gets a whiff of the Philippines's diversity in the capital of Manila where different worlds collide.
Something special about the Cotswolds
There are the rolling green hills, rose-covered cottages and babbling streams that make the area so popular.
Wall St workers give NYC the slip
Bankers and brokers in Wall street are relocating to other US cities and Asian to escape financial meltdown.
Wonderful local cuisines in Taste of Dublin
The extremely well organised and visited, Taste of Dublin, showcases award-wining chefs, restaurants and their signature cuisines, bringing gourmands and gourmets on one platform for four satiating days in mid June.
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