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New Delhi airport is also known as Indira Gandhi International Airport (IATA: DEL). It is one of the busiest business locations attracting a high number of passengers. The airport was initially named Palam airport after being built during World War II. However, it was renamed after the only female prime minister of India in 1986. The airport has three terminals. Two of them serve domestic airlines, while the third one serves both domestic and international airlines. The airport is well-connected to different cities across India, such as Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai and others. It provides not only effective services to major domestic airlines such as IndiGo, Jet Airways and SpiceJet but also international airways, such as Air France, Lufthansa airlines, Emirates and others. The airport is directly connected to the city centre and Delhi Metro Rail. The airport provides services such as luggage trolleys, free Wi-Fi, refreshment, travel insurance booth and ATMs to passengers. There are refreshing activities such as massages and spas available at the airport lounges. There are several shopping outlets within the airport sporting both national and international brands. Here, passengers can buy beautiful souvenirs and handicrafts for their loved ones while they are waiting for their flight.

Delhi is the capital of India. It is a melting pot of various religions, languages, and influences. The cultural beauty present in Delhi is prominent in the form of age-old markets, ancient-style architecture, traditional communities and old winding lanes. Delhi's diverse culture has encouraged artists from all over the world. The history of the place has been significant since ancient times. Mughals, Britishers and other foreigners flocked to India and made Delhi an integral location for their reign. Delhi has a rich culture of performance arts involving music and dance. One can experience performances of traditional dance forms and hindustani music at any local festival or major auditorium. With the coming of modern times, Delhi has also developed a rich nightlife in clubs and discotheques catering to more pop-centric music tastes. Speaking of tastes, Delhi is also the hub of varied cuisines ranging from Mughlai to delectable street foods. Hinduism is an important religion in Delhi. Hindi and other languages such as Urdu, Sanskrit and English have been predominant in Delhi. Delhi shares its borders with Rajasthan, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Punjab. The festivals around those parts are mostly celebrated together and pilgrimage sites have been developed for all communities. Hospitality has been one of the significant aspects of the place. Hence, Delhi is considered a place for positive growth in

Agartala airport is also known as Maharaja Bir Bikram Airport (IXA). It is situated 12 km to the northeast of the capital city of Tripura. The airport was established by Maharaja Bir Bikram Kishore Manikya Debbarma Bahadur in 1942. It is frequently operated by airlines such as Air India, IndiGo and SpiceJet. There is only one terminal with two boarding gates with a capacity of 250 for each arrival and departure of passengers. There are a total of 14 check-in counters, 1 immigration counter and 4 security checks in the airport. The passengers may avail of autorickshaws and taxi services available on airport premises. Travellers can also opt for prepaid taxi services as well as take interstate, bus or car to travel to other cities. The airport lounge has several restaurants and snack bars where the passengers can enjoy delicacies for both domestic and international travellers. There are phone booths available for passengers travelling from Agartala airport. Services such as childcare, wheelchairs, medical facilities and handicap assistance for physically challenged, aged and infirm people are available for free at Agartala airport. There are hotels close to the airport that visitors can easily access such as the City Centre, Sonar Tori and the Ginger Agartala are all located within 8 km of the Agartala airport.

Agartala, the state capital, is situated in Tripura. It was originally home to the Bengalis and Tipra tribes. The clothes worn by women are called Risa and Rikutu. They are made of cotton and worn on the body's upper half. The lower part is strictly clan-specific and is called Rignai. The language that is spoken in Agartala is officially Bengali. However, the Debbarma tribe speak a different dialect known as Kokborok. The religions of Buddhism and Islam are a minority, while Hinduism is dominant in the region. Most of the tribes in the area believe in God in the form of natural objects. Food in Agartala offers a variety of non-vegetarian and vegetarian cuisine ranging from Chinese to Tandoori and Continental. The traditional food of the state includes Chakhwi, Mwkhwi and Muitru. There are also rice dishes that are commonly called Guriya, Mami and Maisa. Berma is a fermented and dried fish that is one of the key ingredients in most dishes. They also feast on prawns, crabs, turtles and other seafood, while Bengali sweets are quite popular in the region.