About 46% Indians plan to travel in Oct.-Dec. : LocalCircles Survey
The Hindu
As much as 46% the respondents in India are looking to travel in October-December, even as only 6% of them have made bookings, indicating that most of them may look either for last-minute deals or opt
As much as 46% the respondents in India are looking to travel in October-December, even as only 6% of them have made bookings, indicating that most of them may look either for last-minute deals or opt for a road journey, as per a survey.
The survey, conducted by the online platform LocalCircles, also revealed that the festive season (October-December) is likely to see a 60% jump in citizens travelling as compared to the monsoon season (August-September).
About 34% of respondents said they are planning to visit family and friends in October-December.
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