From Once upon a time: India tours with Celebrity? I will add more dramatic account here, First, welcome to India, people. But here you'll be guided not by Bollywood stars whose beauty is said second to goddess, but by some entrepenuers. Don't you think it's just great? Sure, never before you had a weird tour, didn't you?
Probably, The entrepeneurs will tell you something about how to make a reservation in a hotel. It's simple, and you don't have to listen; everybody can do it with or without the mastery of language, meaning even though you cannot speak English welll, you still can speak up your gesture and the receptionist will just give you the room key and it's all done. Weird suggestion? Maybe!
Next, the first entrepeneur will ask you to accompy him to a shooting location as part of an "enchanting India tour." He will ask you help him count the cost of a movie production and if you're lucky you can also be cast in a Bollywood movie starred as a curious tourist. But what is the point? He's talking about business, building his own dream, having his own company, becoming a bos on his own, and you need to support him. However, if this is not to please you just can skip it.
The second entrepeneur will ask you to accompy him to a temple and ask you to watch and wait for him to meditate for a couple of hours for some inspiration. Spiritualy as part of India tour, that might be included in the tour package. While he's reflecting on divinity you may do the yoga too if you like, but make sure you have already had basic to do this, otherwise you then get back to your hotel get strained and crippled. Don't say again, this is weird. That's why you should know what's the best thing to do in this country of god and goddess.
The third entrepenur will do you nothing. He won't wait for you to finish reading this article, and as usual you leave just that way without leaving a comment. He will keep writing more and more weird stories about anything, not only about India tour, but also about Bollywood celebrities who like to go out of the country for vacation, instead. Next, he might write about your proposal being turned down by an India celebrity. Lol!
It's getting late, babe. Thank you for not commenting.
Probably, The entrepeneurs will tell you something about how to make a reservation in a hotel. It's simple, and you don't have to listen; everybody can do it with or without the mastery of language, meaning even though you cannot speak English welll, you still can speak up your gesture and the receptionist will just give you the room key and it's all done. Weird suggestion? Maybe!
Next, the first entrepeneur will ask you to accompy him to a shooting location as part of an "enchanting India tour." He will ask you help him count the cost of a movie production and if you're lucky you can also be cast in a Bollywood movie starred as a curious tourist. But what is the point? He's talking about business, building his own dream, having his own company, becoming a bos on his own, and you need to support him. However, if this is not to please you just can skip it.
The second entrepeneur will ask you to accompy him to a temple and ask you to watch and wait for him to meditate for a couple of hours for some inspiration. Spiritualy as part of India tour, that might be included in the tour package. While he's reflecting on divinity you may do the yoga too if you like, but make sure you have already had basic to do this, otherwise you then get back to your hotel get strained and crippled. Don't say again, this is weird. That's why you should know what's the best thing to do in this country of god and goddess.
The third entrepenur will do you nothing. He won't wait for you to finish reading this article, and as usual you leave just that way without leaving a comment. He will keep writing more and more weird stories about anything, not only about India tour, but also about Bollywood celebrities who like to go out of the country for vacation, instead. Next, he might write about your proposal being turned down by an India celebrity. Lol!
It's getting late, babe. Thank you for not commenting.