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This blog was started as a hobby writing by the owner but later the team led by the owner started managing the blog. There are 6 people working on this blog who help who analyze, summarize, check and format the content for this blog. During the pandemic, the blog was almost silent and didn't do well. But now since 2021 has already started, we are hoping that the field will start to open and tourism will be at the peak as it was before. The team will be regular in writing content for this blog about travel and tourism.  

Among the team of six, two of us do content research, three of us do the writing and one handles the technical part of the blog. We are aiming to mold this small blog into a large full featured website.

We are very thankful for your generous support till date and will be expecting your support forever. Thanks for spending your time reading our blog.


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