TravTalk India Online Magazine
TravelSpell.com, powered by Travel Spirit International (TSI), has already partnered with Taj Hotels, Oberoi Group, ITC and RARE India, and more agreements will be announced soon.
Manas Dwivedi
Travel Spirit International (TSI) has launched a new travel portal www.TravelSpell.com that is solely focused on promoting domestic tourism by providing the Indian tourist with a variety of curated experiential journeys across the country.The platform, powered by TSI, a trusted name in the industry for more than 33 years, has already partnered with top brands like Taj Hotels, Oberoi Group, ITC, and RARE India, and agreements with more partners to bring their packages on to this platform will be announced soon.
Sharing more information, Jatinder Singh Taneja, Managing Director, Travel Spirit International, says, “While most online platforms today focus on eliminating human interaction during the entire process of searching and booking journeys, the TravelSpell team still believes that travel experts are integral to achieving the highest level of traveller satisfaction and personalisation. In addition, the vast network of TravelSpell’s local experts ensures that travellers have unforgettable experiences in every destination they visit.”
“The portal is easy to navigate, and allows seamless operation on all types of devices such as mobile phones, tablets, desktops, etc. On the platform, you can dive right into the detailed day-wise itineraries that are equipped with a large photo gallery showcasing unique destinations and hotel, along with key travel information, best time to visit, weather detail, etc. Once they narrow down the journeys, the portal connects users to travel experts that help them customise their journey. Whether it is an exclusive yoga session at the Taj Mahal or a special rendezvous with a Maharaja or any other authentic local experiences in India, you will find it on TravelSpell.com,” he adds. Talking about future plans, Taneja says, “In phase two, we plan to give our hotel partners access to the back-end so they can manage their inventory.”
