India could be a great country to explore by bike and a travel firm has now launched a number of two-wheeled holidays ideal for those jetting off on cheap flights to India.
Viva Holidays Tours and Travels, which is based in New Delhi, has now added tours of the country on bikes to its range of breaks in a bid to entice more young travellers to head to the fascinating nation.
Managing director of the company Mukesh Jagga said that there is "huge scope" for holidays of this kind but as yet, "none of the travel agents have explored the potential of the segment fully".
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Rickshaws 'will still be a sight on holidays to Delhi'
People booking flights to Delhi may be pleased to learn that rickshaws will continue to be a familiar sight on the city's streets.
A ruling to regulate the number of the small vehicles operating on Delhi's roads has been overturned, allowing rickshaw pullers to haul their carts and passengers around the city, the Guardian reported. One rickshaw puller Sharif told the newspaper that he was "very happy" about the decision.
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A ruling to regulate the number of the small vehicles operating on Delhi's roads has been overturned, allowing rickshaw pullers to haul their carts and passengers around the city, the Guardian reported. One rickshaw puller Sharif told the newspaper that he was "very happy" about the decision.
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Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Brits 'losing out' on all-inclusive holidays to Thailand
Almost two-fifths (39 per cent) of British tourists are wasting money booking all-inclusive holidays to Thailand, South Africa or other popular destinations, it has been revealed.
Research carried out by sunshine.co.uk found that many people jetting off on trips where everything is paid for up-front are losing out by not taking full advantage of the facilities on offer.
The company found that 57 per cent of those on all-inclusive breaks ventured outside of their hotel for at least one meal during their stay, while 49 per cent of respondents did not realise that facilities such as spas and gyms were part of the package.
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Research carried out by sunshine.co.uk found that many people jetting off on trips where everything is paid for up-front are losing out by not taking full advantage of the facilities on offer.
The company found that 57 per cent of those on all-inclusive breaks ventured outside of their hotel for at least one meal during their stay, while 49 per cent of respondents did not realise that facilities such as spas and gyms were part of the package.
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