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Find great deals on flights and holiday packages from trusted Travel Agents and Tour Operators in Pazhayangadi, Kannur Whether you are a vacationer in search of an experienced travel agent or a business traveller looking for the best deals on bus, train or flight tickets, we’ve got you covered. Planning a vacation or travel abroad involves many nitty-gritties which only an experienced travel agent can think of and plan in advance. Pick from our list of knowledgeable travel agents in Pazhayangadi, Kannur who can offer you the perfect vacation to some of the most popular destinations around the world. Using the services of a travel agent to plan your trip helps you to get the best negotiated rates from hotels and airlines. It offers you a hassle-free travel knowing that everything is taken care of including your transportation, hotel booking and travel insurance. Consider hiring from our list of verified tour agencies in Pazhayangadi, Kannur for your next travel, be it personal or corporate.

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1. do the travel agents in pazhayangadi, kannur plan my entire trip.

Yes, some of the travel agents offer vacation planning including researching and evaluating the various options available, thereby saving you time and headache. Every aspect of your trip, from flights and hotels to local conveyance and tours, insurance formalities, virtually all of your trip planning needs will be covered meticulously. However, this depends on the destination, number of travellers and other factors.

2. Do I need to buy travel insurance for my travel?

Yes, it is advisable to buy travel insurance as it covers your medical emergencies, delays or cancellations, baggage issues, passport loss and other unforeseeable events. Most travel agents in Pazhayangadi, Kannur will assist you to choose the right insurance for both domestic and international travel.

3. Can I change my travel dates after booking?

This largely depends on the travel agent’s booking and cancellation policies. But most of the travel agents in Pazhayangadi, Kannur allow you to modify the booking by paying a change fee along with the difference in fare.

4. Do the travel agents in Pazhayangadi, Kannur offer customized packages that meet my needs?

Yes, most tour agencies offer tailor-made holidays with a wide range of sightseeing experiences to suit your taste and your budget. Moreover, with their knowledge, contacts and experience they can provide you exclusive access at a lower rate, enhancing the quality of your trip.

5. Will I be able to get better rates by booking through a tour agency?

Most of the travel agents in Pazhayangadi, Kannur will be able to offer competitive rates or a great deal on a package, but the rates may vary from agent to agent. Apart from this, they will be able to make recommendations in order to help you plan the trip within your budget.

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Nestlé KITKAT packs explore less known facets of offbeat destinations in India

Over the years, ‘Have a Break, Have a KITKAT’ engaged consumers with the idea of taking unique travel breaks with NESTLÉ KITKAT’s ‘My Travel Break’ campaign. This is inspired by interesting, lesser known Indian travel locations aimed to bring enchanting travel experiences to life.

NESTLÉ KITKAT’s third edition of travel break campaign will be activated via picture postcards of 12 unique travel locations on KITKAT packs. These destinations include places like Hemis National Park where you get the rare chance to spot an elusive snow leopard in its natural habitat or Sandakphu where you get the opportunity to see 4 out of 5 highest peaks in the world.

Young travelers usually look for three things- unique experiences, insta-worthy locations, local authentic food and shopping destinations. NESTLÉ KITKAT packs will share ratings on these 3 parameters for all the 12 locations. Consumers can also log on to  facebook.com/travelbreaks  to get more information on these parameters along with practical travel advice. This year, in partnership with Tripoto, one of India’s largest independent community platform for travel, NESTLÉ KITKAT aims tomake youngsters aware of various aspects of these locations.

Commenting on the partnership and the campaign,  Mr. Nikhil Chand, Director – Foods and Confectionery, Nestlé India  said “With an intent to delight our consumers and put a smile in their breaks, Nestlé KITKAT rolled out ‘My Travel Break’ campaign, and this year associated with Tripoto. This partnership will make youngsters aware of different offbeat locations in India. Through the KITKAT microsite on Tripoto, travelers can learn details of interesting travel destinations within India. “

NESTLÉ KITKAT started with “My Travel Break” in 2017 aimed at giving consumers a relaxing break and as part of this, Nestlé KITKAT launched a series of four videos, each capturing the serenity, and beauty of the wonders of India.

In its second edition, Nestlé KITKAT provided consumers with 360 degree virtual immersive travel experiences- a first in FMCG category. Also, in 2018, KITKAT launched  a special travel break pack showcasing immersive lesser known travel locations of Goa. In addition to this, Nestlé India also joined hands with Goa Tourism  and  Drishti to help improve tourist experiences at the beaches by training lifeguards, cruise crew, beach cleaning staff and watersport operators across the state of Goa.

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The Journey Of KitKat “My Travel Breaks”

Campaign introduction.

Continuing with the trend of launching innovative campaigns and the legacy of “Have a break, have a KitKat”, Nestlé KitKat launched it’s “My Travel Break” campaign back in 2017. The aim of the new campaign was to give a relaxing break to it’s consumers by introducing the lesser known Indian travel locations to bring a fresh enchanting travel experience to life.

Nikhil Chand, general manager, chocolate and confectionery, Nestlé India said, “The idea behind our latest campaign ‘My Travel Break’ is to celebrate the richness of experiences that India has to offer, and bring these right to our consumers’ hands”.

First Edition – 2017

As a part of the campaign, a series of four videos were launched in the first edition capturing and showcasing the serene beauty of the wonders of India. Each 15 second video was a unique experience for it’s consumers promising a relaxing and enchanting virtual travel break.

Select Nestlé KitKat packs were re-designed with picture postcards from interesting Indian locations, such as Valley of Flower, Alleppey, Puducherry, and Nubra Valley.

Second Edition – 2017-18

With the second edition, the brand further added to the digital taste of the consumer with 360 degree virtual immersive travel experiences- a first in FMCG category.

Also, in 2018, KitKat launched a special travel break pack showcasing immersive lesser known travel locations of Goa. In addition to this, Nestlé India joined hands with Goa Tourism and Drishti to help improve tourist experiences at the beaches by training lifeguards, cruise crew, beach cleaning staff and watersport operators across the state of Goa. 

Third Edition – 2019

The third edition of My Travel Break campaign came up with 12 unique locations and a strategy to focus on the 3 passion points today’s young travelers usually look at- unique experiences, insta-worthy locations, local authentic food, and shopping destinations. Based on the passion points of, the new KitKat packs were designed to share the ratings of 12 unique locations. 

As an extension of this unique campaign, the brand partnered with Tripoto, the independent community platform for travel, to share awareness among youth about the different offbeat locations in India. Through the KitKat micro-site on Tripoto, travelers could access the details of interesting travel destinations within India. The consumers could also log on to Facebook for more information on these parameters along with practical travel advice.

The Fourth Edition

Every head turns around whenever we see or hear the word “travel” and KitKat’s “My Travel Break” has been giving us the perfect motivation to just pack our bags and explore the beauty of India. The consecutive 3 editions of this campaign has kept us waiting to see what the brand has to unroll for the next edition and we cant wait to experience more of “My Travel Break”.

Stay tuned for our next post to know more about the new edition of My Travel Break.

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Travel Adventures – Part 4: Moscow

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This beautiful woman lingered for a moment on the steps at one of the several churches in the Sergeiv Posad Monastery. I thought she was absolutely beautiful.

So far in this journey we have visited some wonderful cities … Helsinki, Finland, Tallinn, Estonia and St. Petersburg, Russia. We have traveled together along the waterways of Russia to such exotic sounding places as Mandrogy, Kitzy Island, Goritzy, Uglich, and Yaroslavl and seen the beauty of the countryside in between these towns. But our ship finally came to dock in Moscow, the capital of Russia and I really had no idea what to expect!

One advantage of travel tour is that you get a good general overview of an area. That’s the good news, of course. The bad news on most tours — and this tour certainly was no exception –was that you never did have a lot of time to explore on your own. The guides and the schedule kept you pretty busy all of the time. It was great for getting information and seeing a lot, but difficult for photographers who like to explore in more depth.

When we got to Moscow, we hopped on buses and were off to tour the city. Moscow is a huge city with so much traffic that I vowed never to complain about the traffic on Los Angeles freeways ever again. I couldn’t believe how tough you had to be to drive in this city. It played havoc with all schedules and timetables because what should have taken just 20 minutes to drive ended up taking an hour. One of the reasons is how they handle their traffic accidents. From what we understood and saw, cars involved in accidents were not allowed to move until both the police and the insurance adjuster came. So, a simple traffic accident could snarl things for hours. There is definitely a different viewpoint here than back home.

The traffic on every street no matter the hour seemed to be hectic.

The city of Moscow is upbeat with many shops, theaters, and restaurants and such. We saw shops with all of the latest and most expensive designers. All of the big brand names in clothing had shops. During this introductory tour, we were dropped off on a rather large street and told to walk through an arch into a huge open area. A large red brick/stone wall ran down one side and the most magnificent Russian Church we had seen so far was at the far end. The area was enormous and, of course, it was the famous Red Square. Behind the brick/stone wall was the Kremlin. I had to pause to take it all in, because never in my life would I have ever imagined myself standing there! The look on my sister and friend’s faces, told the same story that I was feeling … ABSOLUTE AWE!

We had some time to wander and walk by Lenin’s tomb before we had to return to the bus to continue the general tour of the city. 

From an overlook within the St. Basil Cathedral, you can get a fabulous overview of Red Square. The Kremlin wall is on the left side of the image; at the end of that wall is the Spasskaya Tower. The red building with two towers is the National Historical Museum, barely seen and tucked into the corner to the right of the Museum is Kazan Cathedral and along the right side is the turn of the century arcades of Gum’s department store.

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Along the wall that separates the Kremlin from Red Square is Lenin’s tomb. His body has been on public display there since the year he died in 1924.

A night tour took us past some of the brightly lit gambling casinos in Moscow. The bouncing bus, combined with the bright neon lighting, brought a few interesting photo opportunities. We attended a wonderful concert that featured many of the traditional musical instruments of Russia — another photo opportunity not normally available in a theater, but because the audience was from the various tours and ships that were in Moscow that particular evening, we could take photos — but of course, not with flash, which is always a disturbance to the performers. As we left the concert, the moon was just rising over one of the beautiful cathedral spires. My friend Anne caught the shot (3rd below/right). She is quick and steady and got a round of applause when she “nailed it!”

Driving through Moscow’s downtown area at night was fascinating. It was bright with colored lights. Many casinos and restaurants were lit up and looked very busy. It was a supercharged city that came alive at night.

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St. Basil’s in Red Square was beautiful during the day but at night it was a fairy tale. This is one of Russia’s most beautiful cathedrals.

Fabulously lit fountains switched colors to make an exciting night shot.

Square at night is spectacular with the Gums building in sparkling lights.

Leaving the theater one night we were just in time to see the moonrise near one of Moscow’s cathedrals. 

The next day we toured the park adjacent to the grounds of the beautiful Novodevichy Conventwhere many exiled or self-exiled royal wives, daughters and lovers “took the veil” (which means they chose to become a nun), to get out of their marriage, family or mistress arrangement, since divorce was not allowed. It is in this park where you will find the lovely bronze ducks, given as a gift by President George Walker Bush and Mrs. Barbara Bush. We visited the Kremlin and I was surprised to find out that there were 5 or 6 churches within its walls. In the Armory, the stunningly beautiful royal clothes, jewels and carriages were housed. It was amazing to see that even the carriages were embedded with jewels.

The Novodevichy Convent where many exiled or self-exiled royal family members “took the Veil”. The park like setting was one of the most beautiful we had seen.

We had the opportunity to go into their frightfully expensive, but stunningly wonderful GUM (pronounced we discovered like “goom” not “gum” as in chewing gum). Just wandering up and down this multilevel shopping extravaganza was a treat.

Gums is a large collection of shops on one side of Red Square. The three level, indoor mall features eating establishments, large walkways and bridges from one side to another. It is frequently used as a setting for newly wed brides.

The next morning, my friend Stan Westfall and I decided to take the tour to the Sergiev Posad Monastery. My sister, Sunny, and our friend Anne Westfall opted to visit the Pushkin Museum in the morning and the Tretyakov Gallery in the afternoon. Since we were going to have separate adventures to share that evening, I reminded them to take lots and lots of photographs so we could enjoy their day as well.

In the center of the Sergeiv Posad Monastery there is a beautiful Holy Water fountain where people come to drink, to bless and to carry home a small jar of Holy Water. 

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Be sure to join us next month as we visit Moscow.

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Our guests come in large groups, small private groups, as couples or as single travellers. We take care of and treat our guests with respect in a friendly and warm family environment. We show people our beautiful cities with passion and deep knowledge of their history, culture and traditions.

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Our classic tours include tours of Moscow and Saint Petersburg, two main Russian cities.

Moscow is a big and busy  megalopolis and Russia’s capital city, where more than 12 million people live and work. Our capital city is happening place; it is mysterious, elegant, luxurious, fashionable, clean and bright, with its unique legends, traditions and events. It is with great pride that we show the Red Square and the Kremlin, our Underground and Tretyakovskaya Gallery, among other stunning attractions.

Saint Petersburg is our second capital,  the second largest city in the Russian Federation. This wonderful city has a strong and lively aristocratic spirit, uniquely Russian royal architecture, magnificent museums and theatres. Saint Petersburg bears the royal heritage of Russia, which can be felt in its air, its streets, parks, monuments, museums and citizens.  In Saint Petersburg tours, we will take you to the Hermitage, Peter and Paul Fortress, Faberge Museum and Orthodox Cathedrals. We’re sure you will love it!

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Just try any of Visit Moscow Tours’ tour packages or any individual city tour, and we promise that you will want to come back to Russia again.  Russia is huge with countless amazing places to visit. There are so many unique experiences to be had and energies to be felt that one tour is definitely not enough to explore this vast land. It is also a very safe destination to travel, and we have a tradition of warm hospitality. Our people adore and take care of visitors as our own guests, and even if they do not know your language very well, they still try to be helpful and hospitable.

Our guides will show you the most interesting attractions and historical places, taking you on a journey to the past to enjoy stories of medieval times, the Romanov monarchy, the Soviet Era. And of course, we will show you the contemporary life of our country through authentic local experiences.

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