'The world is a book and those who do not travel have read only one page'
Whether you’re a bag packer embarking on a solo trip, planning a romantic getaway, or wanting to spend quality time with your family miles away from home, travel offers huge benefits. Be it a short or long trip, travelling provides that much-needed break from the routine life and renews our perspective on life.
In fact one of the most commonly listed interests of people is to travel.
However, travel can have several forms. For instance, some travel only when it is required, like on a business trip, some travel to meet family and friends, while others travel for leisure. For such people travel is all about jet setting around the world, exploring different cuisines, cultures and also learning more about themselves in the crucible that is travel.
There is no denying that with changing trends and busy lifestyles people have been making that extra effort to take out time for their families. In fact, not just lifestyles, people's choice of destinations have also changed drastically.
Not domestic, most people now prefer travelling to international destinations. And while it is a fact that international locations attract tourists, there a few issues that potential travelers face.
First is expensive air tickets. Fliers find it extremely pinching to spend their hard earned money in air tickets. They would rather be happy spending it on shopping or exploring the destination.
Then there are a host of issues that the aviation industry has been trying to address since the longest time like flight delays, less frequent flights to certain destinations, troublesome transfers etc. But expensive air fares remain as one of the major issues holding people back from taking up travelling.
But since the launch of AirAsia, flying to destinations like Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok, hasn’t been any easier.
In fact there is lots to discover in Malaysia’s capital Kuala Lumpur. Called the ‘shoppers paradise’, the literal meaning of Kuala Lumpur is ‘Muddy Confluence’. The city was founded near the place where the rivers Klang and Gombak intersect, hence the name.
Merdeka Square, Chinatown, Petronas Twin Towers are a few interesting places to see around the city.
Heading to one of the biggest cities in the world Bangkok, the place has innumerable things to offer to tourists.
From the famous temple of the reclining Buddha, river cruise, Khao Yai National Park, Wat Arun, Chatuchak Weekend Market to the shopping malls and amazing spas, Bangkok has something for everyone.
And if you aim to travel within India, AirAsia perfectly connects you to different parts of the country. It has flights from a host of destinations including Bangalore, Kolkata, New Delhi, Kochi, Tiruchirappalli, Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad, Chennai etc.
And the topping on the cake is that the air fares are the best in the industry.
Ironically, although the number of airlines and flights have increased and the rates are highly competitive, fares offered by these innumerable airlines are still high enough to burn a hole in a common man man's pocket.
So, a large percentage wait, book months in advance to lay their hands on the most economical air tickets that they can get.
But despite the low budget that people allocate for air travel, there are certain things that they do not wish to compromise with, and that is, easy, hassle-free and a comfortable travel experience.
Whether it is a couple heading for their honeymoon, a solo traveler, a family going on a vacation, group travelers, an athlete or a business traveler for that matter, everybody wants a good and comfortable air travel experience.
And although it is difficult to find an airlines that offers both economical air tickets and a pleasant and warm air travel experience, there is one airlines that offers both, and that is AirAsia.
So the next time you plan to head out for a holiday, the one stop destination for economical yet comfortable air travelling is AirAsia.
So, Explore. Dream. Discover.
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