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The past two years have been a major blow to the travel industry. People travelled extensively for work and leisure, but now, everyone is thinking twice before even stepping out of their house. Gone are the days of carefree and impromptu travelling. Now everyone is looking at the safety precautions before planning their next trip. It seems for things to get back to normal, it will still take time. Carrying out a poll on the same, we asked 12,547 respondents whether they have started travelling again or not. 45.42% reply with a resounding Yes while a sceptical 34.41% haven't started travelling yet. And 20.16% of the respondents say they do travel, but only when it's urgent. Clearly, we are a long way from the way travelling in the times of pre-covid was. Read More https://bit.ly/323lSo3  

Traveling to and from work can be quite a headache. Those who own a car have it easier than those who commute by public transport. To make matters worse, there is the never-ending nuisance of traffic. All this not only amounts to a serious waste of time but also to the draining away of energy and mental well-being. For a better understanding of this issue, we conducted a poll with 2,830 respondents, asking them how they commute in their area. 31.52% of the respondents have their own bikes and 26.22% have their own cars. 8.98% and 8.52% hail an Uber and Ola, respectively, while 2.23% opt for other paid taxi services. 8.52% commute on buses, 7.21% prefer taking the local auto rickshaw, 4.42% use the super-fast and affordable metro, and lastly, 2.40% go for cycle rickshaws to go by. Whatever be the case, the upside is that there are enough modes of transport to keep our life going in India. Read More