03
Oct
New Delhi: For years, the formula for a successful holiday was simple: wake up early, visit the famous spots, find the most Instagrammable café, squeeze in a sunset point and return to the hotel exhausted but satisfied. That formula is changing. A growing section of young travellers is increasingly comfortable with the idea of travelling somewhere beautiful and then spending a significant part of the trip doing very little. No packed itinerary. No pressure to tick off every attraction. Sometimes, not even a plan to leave the hotel. The trend has been dubbed “room rotting”, but it is part of…
