Book cheap tickets to India: oh Bombay

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To book cheap tickets to India is done on a daily basis on the internet. This is done to save the amount a travel agent would add for providing their services.

On line booking for flights to India follow the same rules and regulations for travel to any country. If the person is over the age of 18, then their nationality must be checked. For American and European travelers, a visa is generally not needed for a brief stay. There are certain countries that a visit to India does require a visa. It is wise to check with the travel restrictions of India as posted on their governmental website before making your purchases.

Another lesser known fact is that is your passport only has 6 months left until it expires, you will not be allowed on the plane. Check your travel documents and make sure they will be valid long after you are scheduled to return.

Luggage restrictions go with every flight that is booked to India or anywhere else. All luggages are sent to the passenger’s final destination. Individual airlines have their own limitations and restrictions so check with your airlines before going to the airport. The best thing to do is to pack light. This is not a time to be prepared. The more you take, the more it will cost you. American Airlines is a good example, they charge $15 for the first piece of luggage and more if there are additional items.

Air India always 40 kilos for first class, 30 kilos for executive class and only 20 kilos for economy class passengers. When it is time to book cheap tickets to India, remember you will be making purchases there so pack light.

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One Response to “Book cheap tickets to India: oh Bombay”

  1. travel deals  on January 9th, 2010

    why do we travel? Or like the song goes “does anybody know what we are looking for”?? Why do we consider travel a basic desire nowadays? I especially like how George Santayana puts it in The Philosophy of Travel: “We need sometimes to escape into open solitudes, into aimlessness, into the moral holiday of running some pure hazard, in order to sharpen the edge of life, to taste hardship, and to be compelled to work desperately for a moment at no matter what.” Do we travel to lose ourselves or to find ourselves? In order to find the WHERE, WHEN or HOW to travel, we need to rediscover the pure pleasure of travels and the meaning of our own inner journey and rediscovery.


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