Travelers Policy Services curates customized travel experiences globally that have a local flavour and engages people from the local community.
Sustainable Experiential Travel, in short. Sustainability, in terms of creating livelihoods, protecting environment and preserving culture.
To be the most compelling destination in the world.
One of the most time-consuming things that a person may need to handle as a professional is a trip.
Privately guided trips are the ultimate luxury in travel. I specialize in providing bespoke guiding for any trip worldwide.
Submit permits, negotiate rates, coordinate parking, trash removal, and navigate any required police activity.
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean.
First Trek of my life- Straight to Everest Base Camp. A very well organised Trek by Travelers Policy Services, which has one of the finest and experienced trekkers. Thanks for making this trek the most memorable one.
Aparna Sanjay
Bengaluru, IndiaMy sister, her friend and I just did the Spituk-Stok trek in Ladakh through Travelers Policy Services. We hiked for 4 days and camped for three. Everyone was amazing and very accommodating. You won't be disappointed.
Gail Y
California, USExcellent experience of the Kilimanjaro climb. Guides went out of the way to accommodate my dietary needs. Travelers Policy Services team was very helpful and supportive of the folks facing challenges. Highly recommended !!
Rahul Prakash
Seattle, USRead about Travelers Policy Services from a travel blog. The camping package for Markha Valley-Stok Kangri, Ladakh exceeded expectation - amazing crew, food and service. Highly recommended.
Hui Yun
SingaporeWe did the one week trek to Meru Base Camp & Mount Shivling via Tapovan. Everything was well planned out and taken care of; needless to say it was one of trips of my life. If you are planning to do an off-the-beaten path trip in India (or anywhere else around the world), look no
Javier Cang
Manila, PhilippinesBefore we went to Varanasi last year, I didn’t have much of an idea about the city except
This documentary aims to investigate the concept of sustainability in Wayanad, exploring relevant
These lines reminded me of our Deori gardener, Manik dadu who used to be the official storyteller