Travel Solutions

I've been sitting here at the ground floor of Madhu Kunj Building for quite some time now. Travel Solutions is just what the sign says on the door. People come in from Andheri West mostly, asking about train tickets or if there's a cheap flight to see their cousins. It gets noisy outside on the street, but inside it’s mostly just me and the computer. I started this because I liked looking at maps when I was younger, and now I just help other people figure out how to get from one place to another. It’s not a fancy office with big glass walls or anything like that. We have a few chairs for people to sit while the printer is warming up. Sometimes the internet goes slow and we just chat about the weather or how the local trains are running late again. My desk is usually covered in old diaries and pens that barely work. I don't really do big tours for hundreds of people, mostly just single families or someone needing a visa stamped. If you are walking past Madhu Kunj, you’ll see our small board near the entrance. I usually keep the door open to let a bit of a breeze in, even if the dust comes with it. It’s just a normal day-to-day operation here. Nothing too complicated or stressful, just making sure people get their tickets and know what time their bus leaves.