FUN@WORK - Games Executives Play - Economic Times - 11 Feb 2012
We are in the news again!
Games executives play is a full page article in today's Economic Times (Page 10, Special feature, Corporate Games) on outbound activities conducted by leading corporate houses. OWL (Outdoor Wilderness & Learnings), featured extensively in this article, is an initiative of The Wanderers.
Every once in a while,executives participate in outdoor activities that open up their minds,help them conquer fear,be innovative and understand the dynamics of teamwork,finds Labonita Ghosh - Full Article
About OWL - OWL aspires to revolutionize how individuals come together as a collaborative team, using ‘Experiential Learning Methods’ in an outdoor/wilderness setting. We create experiences, that challenge participants’ assumptions about their existing capacities and abilities, magnify unconscious behavior, making it more visible, definable and actionable.
For more details contact, Rajinder Singh (Chief OWL) on +91 98200 07365 or Email: rajinder@owl.org.in
"Itchy Feet..get ready for a wild vacation"..Economic Times does a short story on The Wanderers in their special 2012 Edition "Firms that make fun"
A few days before the launch of a TV channel, when the company decided to take the entire team on a muchneeded vacation, it wanted the outing to be action-packed, in keeping with the content and culture of the channel. So they hired The Wanderers to plan the whole thing. More
Diwali 2010 saw us launch our Events arm of the business- Ace of Wands (AOW). We wanted to bring about a sharper focus in our travel business under the brand name of The Wanderers while expanding our scope of work in Events and Entertainment. Over the last few years, we had ventured into Events while executing our corporate orders and saw the immense scope of work in the business. We, however, felt the need to bring about sharper focus and differentiate the two brands clearly in terms of what they stood for.
While The Wanderers continues to focus on travels to lesser known exotic destinations, Ace of Wands will bring fresh and unique ideas to the table and will stand out for its execution excellence. AOW will focus on medium to large format events. It is headed by Manoj Mallick with many years of experience in the events business having worked on 3 consecutive Filmfare Awards and IFFI Goa to name a few. AOW works from its office in 111A Kartik Complex, New Link Road, Opp Laxmi Industrial Area, Near Lokhandwala, Andheri (W), Mumbai 400053. Tel: +919819999390
The Wanderers have a new base camp in Pune
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We’re loving this new place, because it’s bigger and we now have more room to grow. Please do come and visit our new base camp in Pune, and see why we love working here as much as we do.
Summer Relief
At 40º C if you can’t handle the heat, it’s time to get out of the plains. But where to? We squinted at the globe, stared at the map and called the experts to come up with a summer travel menu of places that’ll re-sap your spirits. Read on for where to smell the wildflowers, listen to the stomp of wildebeest and how to jump off an aircraft so you can hurtle earthwards at 200 kmph. Read On..
By Avantika Bhuyan, Pramila N. Phatarphekar (Openthemagazine.com)
The Great Outdoors
3 April 2010
Get out into the open on a camping holiday, with luxury tents and mobile camps taking the rough edges off the agenda
Imagine pitching tent on a massive plain ringed by mountains in the middle of nowhere. Having breakfast beside a stream with multi-hued red-and-green-and-purple mountains on one side and a lush green landscape on the other. That’s exactly what Poonam and Rajeev Sharma and their two sons did when they camped at Dadarpul en route from Manali to Spiti, in this article they share their mountain expericen that The Wanderers had arranged for them. Read On..
As told to Arti Dua (The Telegraph, Calcutta)
Paradise Unexplored
31 Jan 2009
Despite its unique selling proposition, investments into the North East are still only trickling in. We take a look at the bottlenecks it faces and how they can be tackled so that the region can witness the growth it deserves.
The North East region of India, that includes the seven states of Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura, Meghalaya and Assam (the seven sisters) and Sikkim (and a brother), is the proverbial treasure trove for those in search of culture, adventure and wildlife. Read On..
By Andrea Lopez (ExpresstravelWorld.com)
Off to newer havens
25 Oct 2008
Today’s globetrotter is unwilling to be restricted by the planned itinerary of a packaged tour. Roads less travelled have a charm of their own and the well-heeled Indian traveller is exploring every exotic corner of the globe in search of unique experiences. Read On..
By Arti Dua, The Personal Telegraph
Is Mumbai party crazy?
Nov 2008
Whether or not they've recovered from the excesses of Diwali, many Mumbaikars are already on their way to getting ready for the next big bash of the festive season New Year's Eve
RUPA and Sajid Moinuddin believe in planning their holidays well in advance. For New Year's eve, they wanted to pack family and friends and head to Kashid beach, near Alibaug. As last minute New Year bookings are tough, they called up a holiday cottage last week. "On the website, the cottages were priced at Rs 10,000 per night. Read On..
By: Amita Amin-Shinde (Rediff.com)
Three friends and The Wanderers
20 June 2006
People who have close friends who they don't lose touch with in the long journey of life are truly blessed. But when friends team up to start a travel agency that specialises in offbeat holiday packages, then it's going to be one fun-filled voyage. Read On..
By Manali Rohinesh, Moneycontrol.com
The Wanderers going places
21 August 2004
A chance meeting at a personal development course between two strangers, Rajinder Singh and Abhik Dutta, led to the beginning of The Wanderers -- a travel company that focuses on lesser known exotic destinations. More..
Of late, a number of tour operators operating in Nepal and India offer tour packages to Kailash via Kathmandu and this is getting popular with the Indians. If you are going via the Nepal route, then the first stop would be Kathmandu. From there, the pilgrims usually travel by SUVs (Land Cruisers) to get to Kailash. The duration of the yatra from Kathmandu is 16 days. More..
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