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Campaign India Team
Jul 24, 2008

India Today Travel Plus launches Readers' Choice Survey

India Today Travel Plus, travel and lifestyle monthly, has launched Readers' Choice Survey – Toplist 2008 – 2009. Responses have been solicited primarily from the readers of select India Today Group magazines. As a special category, media and advertising trade professionals have also been invited to participate. The survey has been divided into five different categories, mainly Hotels, Airlines, Restaurants, Nightclubs and Dream Destinations.

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