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Mumbai most expensive city for night charges in hotel: Study

MDT/PTI | 19/06/2012 11:50 AM | 

According to the findings of a study, Mumbai is the most expensive city in India at Rs13,017 per night for an individual tourist which includes an accommodation, pre-meal drink, dinner and taxi ride

 

Chennai: Mumbai continues to be the most expensive city in India closely followed by Delhi and Chennai in terms of night charges in hotels, according to a study conducted by TripIndex of leading online travel portal, TripAdvisor, reports PTI.

According to the findings, Mumbai is the most expensive city in India at Rs13,017 per night for an individual tourist which includes an accommodation, pre-meal drink, dinner and taxi ride, said TripAdvisor (India) country manager Nikhil Ganju.

According to him, the same fare at Delhi costs Rs12,978 while in Chennai it stood at Rs12,530.

With a difference of less than Rs160, cost of a night in Delhi compares to a night in Cape Town, while a night in Chennai and Kolkata works out as much as in Macau (China) and Warsaw (Poland), respectively, he told reporters.

The TripIndex helps travellers to decide on their preferred destination with a quick and useful reference, he said.

Observing that investments of $40 million is spent on online portals, he said only 16% of it was spent on travel websites.

“There is enough headroom for us (to make additional revenues). Through these initiatives, people will find it easier to decide on their destination...,” he said.

The findings also revealed that taxis fare in Chennai is the most expensive at Rs201 for a journey, while the same is Rs100 in Pune.

Besides, he said that South India leads as the most expensive region on average cost of Rs8,537.5 (per day) closely followed by West at Rs8,186.16, East Rs6,344.75 and Rs5,335.22 in the northern region, the study said.

Hotel room prices are also higher in South India at Rs6,567.63 followed by West at Rs6,109.67, East Rs4,774.2 and North at Rs4,169, the study said.


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Sudhir Jatar 1 year ago

It is not confined to disconnection when we default. In every walk of life these modern day Maharajahs behave as if they own India. They follow no rule or law. They break traffic rules, made unauthorised constructions, encroach on public and forest land. You name it and you will find these Maharajahs leading.
And the present day judicial system helps them. Even Sharad Pawar followed by Ratanakar Gaikwad (CIC of Maharashtra) have publicly stated that citizens should approach the courts against them because they know that there will be no decision surely not in their life time and not perhaps in another life time.
No, they have done nothing to reform the judicial system in 65 years!!

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