Frequent flyers’ guide 2025: India’s top credit cards for airport lounge access

Frequent flyers’ guide 2025: India’s top credit cards for airport lounge access

In 2025, airport lounge access has become a crucial perk for frequent travelers in India. Whether you’re a business traveller seeking comfort or a leisure flyer looking for a hassle-free experience, credit cards with complimentary lounge access can enhance your journey. Here’s a comprehensive guide to the best credit cards offering airport lounge benefits in … Read more

LTC rule: Govt employees can travel by Tejas, Vande Bharat and Humsafar trains

LTC rule: Govt employees can travel by Tejas, Vande Bharat and Humsafar trains

The Central government has authorised government employees to utilise Tejas, Vande Bharat, and Humsafar trains for Leave Travel Concession (LTC) purposes. Government employees now have the option to travel in a total of 385 trains, including 136 Vande Bharat, 97 Humsafar, and 8 Tejas Express trains. Prior to this, they were able to enjoy luxurious … Read more

Air India launches Maharaja Club: Check details on membership, lounge access, usage 

Air India launches Maharaja Club: Check details on membership, lounge access, usage 

After its merger with Vistara, Air India has launched a newer version of its frequent flyer programme — Maharaja Club. The revised programme offers a range of advantages for participants, regardless of their frequency of travel. Air India introduced its frequent flyer program in 1994, originally known as Flying Returns, making it one of the … Read more

How to get the most out of your co-branded credit card

How to get the most out of your co-branded credit card

In the 1990s, banks classified customers and their rewards by issuing only Platinum, Gold, or Titanium cards. Consumers had no choice in selecting a card, as the type of card issued was solely determined by their income. The industry saw a significant shift in 1997 when Citibank, in collaboration with Indian Oil Corporation, introduced India’s … Read more