The Smell of Success: Time magazine
The Smell of Success: Time magazine, September 05, 2005 (Of [...]
Game Show: About safari parks in South Africa: for Time magazine
The silhouette of a lone acacia at sunset, the tremulous [...]
Thread of Hope: wearing healing clothes: for Time magazine
Thread of Hope: from Time magazine February 12, 2006 Never [...]
India’s Lust for Luxe: from Time magazine April 3, 2006
New Delhi entrepreneur Natasha Chaudhri chases after expensive fashion products [...]
Cruise holidays: for Time magazine
Asia-Pacific cruise holidays have become one of travel's hottest tickets [...]
Natasha and Jeeth Iype
Bangalore may be India's high-tech heart, but in one part [...]
Nothing Doing at Maia Spa and Resort, Seychelles for Time magazine
Maia, an ultra-luxurious resort in the Seychelles, may offer canoeing, [...]
Being Mohandas: Book Review for Time magazine April 12, 2007
What more can be said about Gandhi, the subject of [...]
The Parent Trap: Time magazine, May 31, 2007
As a mother, I regularly grapple with two related questions: [...]
How to bargain | Condenast Traveler US |
The thought occurred as I eyed a stunning Persian carpet in a downtown Manhattan shop. The Mogul-inspired piece looked terrific but cost thousands more than I wanted to pay. The smile on the manager's face suggested that he was willing to bargain. But where to begin? Middle age brings with it the sobering realization that you can actually learn something from your mother.