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Roadtrippers Club launches Chennai Chapter

NT BureauBy NT BureauNovember 2, 2018No Comments
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Roadtrippers at a destination recently.

Chennai: “At Roadtrippers Club, our mission is quite simple: get those who like to go on road trips together and have lots of fun,” said Roadtrippers Club core member Deepak Ananth.

He said this while launching the Chennai Chapter of the club at an event held here recently. “Each chapter has its own scout who help coordinate activities from road trip planning to executing it. The scout assists the road trip captains to enable the road tripping community that sets off to not just have a good time but a safe one too,” he added.

Roadtrippers Club is road-tripping community for enthusiasts and beginners. The club gets together as a community and plans road trips where families, friends, solo travellers and those travelling with pets can join in.

Present across eight cities namely Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Guwhati, Nashik, Aurangabad, Nagpur and Hyderabad, it’s now active in Chennai.

Deepak said, “For Chennai, we have Sai Narayan Bharadwaj who will ensure that everything needed for the Roadtrippers Club, both on and off road, is planned in great details. We heartily welcome everyone at Chennai who is interested and passionate about road trips to join us. You can become part of this community by simply registering at https://www.roadtrippersclub.com. The first road trip for the Chennai Roadtrippers Club members will be organised on 17 and 18 November.”

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