American rapper Travis Scott, known the best for tracks like 'Sicko Mode' and 'Goosebumps,' is all set to tour India this year. The award-winning musician will perform in Delhi on October 18 as part of his Circus Maximus World Tour. The show will have the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium as the venue. The singer announced the Asian tour on his Instagram page, captioning it 'Asia we OTW soon. I wanna see something.'
He is also touring South Korea, China, and Japan before going to Africa. Scott is the latest international musician to tour India after Coldplay, Alan Walker, Green Day, Shawn Mendes, and Maroon 5. The tour can be booked on Bookmyshow Live and via Travis Scott's website, though the sales date has not been announced yet. As per seating categories, detailed pricing details should be available closer to the sale date. 

Essential tips for fans travelling for the concert
1) Flights and trains tend to be highly priced around major concerts, as seen with such past shows. Accommodation costs also surge during this time. Since concert ticket sales haven't started, booking flights and hotels with free cancellation or flexible rescheduling is best to avoid financial risk.
2) If you are looking for cheaper options, There are also budget hotel options like Zostel, goSTOP hostels, and Airbnb near the concert venue.

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3) Set price alerts on Google Flights, Hopper, and Skyscanner to monitor price drops. If your schedule allows, fly at odd hours or midweek for cheaper flights. 
4) Be alert to the presale of concert tickets. Also, do not buy overpriced tickets from random resellers. Stick to official platforms for credible tickets. 
5) Use the Delhi Metro for convenient, safe and cheap transit. The Violet Line of the Metro stops at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. 
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