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Adarsh Tours was founded by Shri Gurdial Singh and Shri Bhag Singh in 1960. They have been instrumental in giving the "Tourist Transport Industry" a vision, due to which today the Travel Industry duly recognizes the important role played by the Tourist Transport Operators, dedicated to serving Tourism in India.
Adarsh with its offices in Defence Colony and Chanakyapuri, New Delhi is presently being headed by Mr. Balbir Singh as its Managing Partner. The company at present has a large fleet of Air-conditioned Cars like, Ford Ikon, Mitsubishi Lancer, Toyota Qualls and the latest Toyota Camry and Mercedes Benz, Ambassador cars and 9 seater, 18 seater and 35 seater coaches Our offices are manned 24 x 7 round the clock, 365 days a year to provide professional and dedicated services and is equipped with latest communication facilities. The company boasts its presence at travel counters of important hotels like the Taj Palace and has a track record of providing transportation to some of the Major Incentives, International and National Events held in the Capital. Adarsh provides tour services on all Tourist routes of North India, Rajasthan and Buddhist Sector etc and earns valuable foreign exchange for the country. Our lists of clients also include some of the top Corporate Houses, Multinational Companies and Embassies.
Adarsh is professionally managed along with his team of brothers. It is known for safety, comfort and reliability. The company is recognized by Ministry of Tourism, Government of India and takes on board, chauffeurs with a proven track record in providing an outstanding service to clients and complies with due identity verification requirements set by the Government of India.
The companies duly recognize the importance of tourism in the present age and adapts to the change with the time. Together, Adarsh and Apollo have one of the largest fleet of luxurious air-conditioned cars and coaches. This fact is reflected by Adarsh being awarded the National Tourism Awards for excellence by the Government of India, Department of Tourism over a number of years. |
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