Cricket Fans Take to the Skies: How Crickbuster Ensured Seamless Travel During T-20 World Cup

Cricket fans utilized chartered flights to travel from one venue to another during the T-20 World Cup. Crickbuster, the official online travel agency for ICC, provided special chartered planes to ensure smooth transportation for fans, resolving logistics issues faced during the tournament's Super 8 and knockout stages.

Die-hard cricket fans engaged chartered flights for seamless travel between venues at the just concluded T-20 World Cup, co-hosted by the United States and West Indies.

As Indian fans scrambled between venues during the tournament's Super 8 and knockout stages, Crickbuster, the official online travel agency (OTA) for the International Cricket Council (ICC), provided a crucial service by hiring special chartered planes.

'During the Super 8 and knockout stages in the Caribbean, fans faced significant challenges securing flights and hotel accommodations due to high demand. Recognizing this widespread issue, Crickbuster intervened with a seamless solution. We arranged chartered flights, ensuring fans had reliable and convenient transportation to and from the matches,' said Florida-based Crickbuster in a statement.

'Crickbuster USA focuses on supporting cricket enthusiasts with the best stadium experience. We consistently go the extra mile for fans,'' said Crickbuster co-founder and COO Vinny Kumar.

'Our team, ensuring top-notch service for all customers, makes the tournament experience hassle-free. Our Times Square performance has become renowned,'' said Rashmi P Kumar, Crickbuster co-founder and president.

This Indian-American owned Florida-based company, founded by a couple from Bihar, has carved a niche in cricket tourism with its comprehensive packages that include boarding, lodging, and match tickets, ensuring fans have a stress-free experience.

According to Crickbuster, each match package included stadium transfers, guaranteeing convenient transportation, so fans could fully enjoy the cricketing event without navigating logistics,' the press release added.

(With inputs from agencies.)