For instance, those with a good credit history can opt for this scheme. Usually, the applicant’s credit worthiness is evaluated by the NBFCs (non-banking financial companies) partnered with the travel firm. While the traveller needs to pay 15-20 per cent of the cost of the travel package upfront, they would need to pay the balance after returning from the trip. If the entire amount is paid in a lump-sum to the NBFC, there are no additional charges. But, if you opt to pay in equated monthly instalments (EMIs), the NBFC will charge interest.