The Traveller’s Arc

Travel now comes with three coordinates: where we go, why we go, and who we trust to take us there.

- Tsunami Costabir

Travel, once about ticking destinations off a map, has evolved into something far more personal — a search for meaning.

The modern traveller isn't just collecting passport stamps; they're seeking connection, learning, and purpose. From Al-powered itineraries that promise hyper-personalised adventures to slow holidays that bring families and communities back together, the reasons we pack our bags are changing — and so is the industry built around them.

To Never Miss A Beat

Music has proven itself a universal connector — bridging generations, cultures, and even continents. We may not understand the lyrics of that K-pop song we love, but we know it can transport our minds and move our bodies.

“Remember when everyone was travelling to Ahmedabad to watch Coldplay perform live and came back the same day? How crazy was that,” laughs Ananya Bahl, a content strategist at Club Mahindra. She then quickly confesses, “But wait a minute — I did that too!”

Except Bahl flew to Abu Dhabi to watch the Red Hot Chili Peppers. “It was actually my father who told me I should see them live while they're still performing.” Notably, the bandmates are now in their 60s — not exactly the average age for rock stars.