Atravelq has been featured in the Times of India's travel story which explores how a growing number of Indian travellers are choosing destinations because of the films and series shot there.
From Swiss meadows made famous by Bollywood to the streets, islands and countryside seen in global hits, film-inspired travel has moved from a niche curiosity to a genuine reason to plan a trip. Travelers today want to stand where a favourite scene was shot, recreate a moment, and experience a destination through the lens of a story they already love.
Film-inspired travel starts with emotion, not a map. A scene creates a feeling, and the trip becomes about living that feeling for real. At Atravelq, this is how we approach every itinerary: we build around what a traveler connects with, whether it's a film location, a cuisine or a landscape, and then layer in the stays, guides and pace that make the journey personal.
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Atravelq has been featured in ET TravelWorld, the travel and hospitality platform of The Economic Times, with a column by our Founder, Prashant Daroch, titled Beyond footfall: Why destinations must start measuring who comes back.
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Atravelq has been quoted in Moneycontrol's report BRICS boom: Luxury hotels sold out, suites touch Rs 5 lakh in Delhi, which looks at the extraordinary demand for premium accommodation in the capital around the 18th BRICS Summit.
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Atravelq has been featured in Fabian Media's Tête-à-Tête column in a conversation titled Beyond the Destination: How Indian Couples Are Redefining the Luxury Honeymoon.
