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New Delhi [India], May 5 (ANI): To get away from bustling city life, one prefers to divulge in solo or group travel, many a time without pre-planning the trip. However, a number of errands need to be taken care of, be it booking tickets or a quick stop at the salon.

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New Delhi [India], May 5 (ANI): To get away from bustling city life, one prefers to divulge in solo or group travel, many a time without pre-planning the trip. However, a number of errands need to be taken care of, be it booking tickets or a quick stop at the salon.

With technology at an advanced stage, there are a number of apps that cater to a variety of last-minute needs of individuals, which could come in handy in case of spontaneous plans as well.

For those venturing out on an impromptu weekend getaway, here are some apps to explore:

Travelyaari

It is a platform for users to book tickets, check the travel timetable and also avail best offers on bookings, all by visiting the real-time bus ticket inventory portal.

Urban Clap

It is a marketplace for local service, be it for a plumbing job, salon appointment or regular maintenance and pest control. The app also helps avail services related to any kind of repairs for one's home.

RENTSHER

It is an online product rental marketplace and an aggregator for event service providers, electronics and medical equipment. It enables individuals to rent workstations such as laptops, desktops and IT equipment for offices and individuals.

Justtickets

It is an online portal and app on which one can book tickets at the last minute, with filters for location and seating preference. (ANI)

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