Anyone who books flights from India regularly knows the pattern. A fare looks good on the search page. By the payment screen it has grown — a convenience fee here, a currency conversion there, a baggage add-on that was not obvious when you chose the flight. And when something goes wrong, the only route back is a chatbot that cannot find your PNR.
The Travel Home started because that is a solvable problem. We show the full fare in rupees on the first screen. We re-check it with the airline before you pay, so the number you confirm is the number that holds. And when a flight is cancelled at 6am, there is a person in Noida who picks up.