Milestone Travel Consultants

We’re tucked away in Gananjay Society over in Kothrud. Our office is No. 1 in the Seoul Apartment building. It’s a quiet residential area, which is nice because it’s not as frantic as the main roads. We spend our days looking at maps and booking screens. People come to us when they’re planning a trip and don’t want to deal with the mess of internet sites. It’s mostly just sitting at desks, talking on the phone, and waiting for emails from airlines or hotels. We’ve been doing this for a bit now, so we know which trains are usually late and which hotels are actually as clean as the pictures say. It’s not a big corporate office. We have some posters on the walls and a lot of paper files. Often, we’re just chatting with regulars who’ve been booking their family holidays with us for years. We try to keep things simple. If a flight is too expensive, we tell you. If a place is boring, we say so. It’s about giving people a clear idea of what they’re getting into. Kothrud has changed a lot, but our little corner in A building stays pretty much the same. We drink a lot of tea while trying to find a better connection for someone going to a small town. It’s a lot of logistics and a bit of patience. That’s our day at Milestone. We enjoy the travel talk and helping neighbors plan their breaks.