Falling Rupee Makes Foreign Trips Costlier: Bengaluru Founder Warns Indian Travelers

• Bengaluru founder Aditya Kulkarni highlights how the weakening rupee impacts foreign travel, especially hotel costs.
• A budget of ₹25,000 per night now barely covers an Ibis in London or a small room in Tokyo's Ginza.
• Southeast Asia remains a better value for Indian travelers due to easier flights, hospitality, and affordable stays.
• Debate arises on who is most affected: middle-class travelers feel the pinch more than the ultra-rich.
• Domestic travel costs are also rising, with Delhi hotel tariffs surging due to high demand from an AI summit.