VMPL
Surat (Gujarat) [India], October 22: As travellers increasingly rely on digital platforms to plan holidays, clarity and trust have become harder to find. Hidden fees, unclear policies, and mismatched expectations are now common concerns. In this environment, True Tourism XP, founded by Shivendra Saxena, is quietly focusing on something simple but often missing — truth in travel.
The company’s foundation rests on one idea: Scam-Free Travel. Every trip designed by True Tourism XP — whether for a family, a group of friends, a solo traveller, or a corporate team — is handled with complete transparency and personal oversight. Each itinerary is planned end-to-end, ensuring that travellers know exactly what they are signing up for, down to the last detail.
Clarity Over Complexity by TTXP
True Tourism XP does not operate as a booking platform. Instead, it serves as a travel planning partner, where every journey — from transport to accommodation to on-ground experiences — is discussed, documented, and verified before the first step of travel is taken.
The company’s website, www.truetourismxp.in, functions as an information and contact space. Visitors can review the brand’s process, explore sample experiences, and directly connect with the team. All arrangements are finalised offline to preserve the human connection and accountability that technology often overlooks.
The company’s motto, “No fluff. No fraud. Just true travel,” echoes through every interaction. Payment terms, refund conditions, and inclusions are explained upfront. There are no fine-print surprises or unclear disclaimers — only straightforward communication.
Human Touch Over Automation
While digital convenience is useful, True Tourism XP believes that genuine travel requires human involvement. The company’s consultants personally handle each trip, coordinating with verified local partners and staying in touch throughout the planning process. This ensures that travellers get what they are promised — not what an algorithm estimates.
Founder Shivendra Saxena puts it simply:
“We are not competing with OTAs; we are trying to bring back what they may have forgotten — trust. True Tourism XP was created to keep travel honest and human. Our focus is on Scam-Free Travel: no hidden costs, no vague promises, and no shortcuts. We believe trust is mandatory in travel experiences.”
Skip Cheap Trips — Because Memories Matter
True Tourism XP encourages travellers to prioritise meaningful, well-organised travel over impulse offers. The company’s message is not about being the cheapest, but about being fair and dependable.
Each journey is curated personally — transparent itineraries, verified services, and direct communication from start to finish. Every client receives written documentation for all commitments, so the planning process remains as smooth as the travel itself.
This emphasis on transparency has resonated with travellers who prefer authenticity over automated interactions. Many clients, the company says, come through personal recommendations — a reflection of the comfort that human-led travel still provides.
Redefining Travel with Integrity
In a market where speed often overrides sincerity, True Tourism XP is restoring balance by reminding travellers that good experiences start with honesty. It stands not as an alternative to online aggregators but as a trusted choice for those who value personal accountability and peace of mind.
The brand’s approach is simple: plan carefully, communicate clearly, and deliver faithfully.
About True Tourism XP
True Tourism XP is a Surat-based travel company founded by Shivendra, dedicated to creating transparent, scam-free travel experiences. It offers curated group holidays, solo journeys, family vacations, and corporate trips that prioritise clarity and personal involvement.
True Tourism XP
Surat, Gujarat, India
explore@truetourismxp.in
+91 7874237109
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