We extracted all ‘ancillary’ fees from deep within the bowels of airline websites, and put them all in one easy-to-use guide that covers the fees charged by every airline in India. Continue reading →

1. Plan it yourself As far as possible, stay away from canned holiday packages and plan your holiday yourself. Research the place, make a list of things you want to see and do; and then do it. You’ll find that … Continue reading →

The very first version of Cleartrip Mobile was launched about two years ago, exactly one week after I joined Cleartrip. Since then, I’ve had the amazing opportunity to build Cleartrip Mobile up from a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) into the … Continue reading →

From a New Yorker Peter Thiel puff-piece to make any PR agent proud: Peter Thiel pulled an iPhone out of his jeans pocket and held it up. “I don’t consider this to be a technological breakthrough,” he said. “Compare this … Continue reading →

About a week back, we announced the new Cleartrip Account – the gorgeous new design being one of the biggest pieces to this launch. The new Cleartrip Account bears almost no resemblance to its predecessor and sports a dramatically improved … Continue reading →

A few days back we launched a shiny new Cleartrip Account. Aside from a host of new features — one-click flight bookings with Expressway, simpler and faster bookings for friends and family and Facebook Connect integration — the biggest piece … Continue reading →

In October 2010, we first introduced Express Checkout on Cleartrip Mobile. After seeing that a large chunk of our mobile users were using Express Checkout, we decided to launch it for our desktop sites as well: Incidentally, Expressway replaces Express … Continue reading →

Designers love to work in comfort zones — we create designs with pretty things; hand pick the best stock photos, use nice crisp titles and precisely craft copy. No matter how gratifying this design process is, it’s a recipe for … Continue reading →

Around five months ago, we published How SEO rolls at Cleartrip as an inside look into the impact of our SEO program on our traffic. Today, we’re publishing a look at the results of our SEO activity measured over the … Continue reading →

In 1974, the United States Department of Transportation commissioned the American Institute of Graphic Arts to design a set of pictograms in the domain of public transportation, more commonly known as the DOT pictograms. This system of 50 symbol signs … Continue reading →