The View From Here
Arguments rather than itineraries — on how India is sold, what standards ought to mean in this business, and why the way most journeys are assembled produces the fortnight nobody wanted.
India Undersells Itself
The country has more to offer the discerning traveller than almost anywhere on earth, and it is marketed on price. That gap is not a marketing problem. It is a standards problem, and it is fixable.
Against the Fixed Itinerary
The packaged tour solved a real problem in 1960 and has been solving it long after it stopped existing. What replaced the problem is a different one entirely — and the fix is not more choice.