Tickiting Reservation In Domestis Sectors

I've been working out of our spot at X-347 in Sarojini Nagar for a while now. Most people around New Delhi-23 know where to find us. We basically just handle ticketing and reservations for domestic travel. It’s a small office, nothing fancy, but we stay busy with people wanting to get from one city to another without the headache of doing it themselves online. Sometimes the systems are slow or the routes are confusing, so people just walk in and ask us to sort it out for them. I usually spend most of my morning on the phone or checking the computer screens. My desk is usually covered in notes and scrap paper because things move fast. It’s not a corporate gig where everything is shiny and perfect. It’s just us here in the neighborhood. If someone needs a seat on a flight or a train, they come by, we look at the schedules, and we get it booked. Dealing with the domestic sectors means we see a lot of the same faces over and over. People going home for the holidays or traveling for work. We just keep the records straight and make sure the names are spelled right on the tickets. It’s straightforward work. We don't have a big team or a fancy lobby. It's just a desk, a couple of chairs, and the sound of the traffic outside in Sarojini. That’s how we like it, honestly. It works for the folks around here.