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Travel companies are experiencing a surge in bookings as extreme heatwave conditions drive people to cooler destinations like Kullu, Manali, and Ladakh from Delhi. Flight fares to Leh have increased by 54%, with searches for last-minute escapes also rising.

Indian travellers are increasingly opting for last-minute bookings for both domestic and international destinations due to factors like more visa-free options, lower average age of travellers, rising disposable incomes, and availability of spontaneous booking choices.

As the world looks towards Asia for travel opportunities, India stands poised to capitalise on this momentum, leveraging its unique attractions and hospitality to welcome travellers from across the globe. Top outbound destinations this year include Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Thailand, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Georgia, according to the search numbers on travel platforms.

Ease in obtaining visas for some countries and affordable fares plus increased connectivity are some reasons for travellers planning last-minute strips

Spike In Number Of Travellers Opting For Short Vacations This Summer

India Business News: MUMBAI: The robust demand for travel has turned long weekends into highly sought-after opportunities for exploration.

Immersive travel has been a buzzword in the global travel sector, with people opting for local, authentic experiences rather than being touristy. Wit

With the oncoming summer season, ‘duping’ a favoured place for an underrated counterpart is gaining traction—a popularly predicted trend for 2024. 

Army Polygon, a company specializing in military-style events, is aiming to attract Indian travellers for military tourism this year. The company is working on partnerships with Indian travel companies to offer programs such as a ride on a real reconnaissance vehicle, BTR-80, or T-62 tanks. The Saudi Tourism Authority is also promoting attractions such as a private tour in Hegra, an Arabian winter with snowfall in the northern region of Saudi, and scaling the Al Qarah mountain.

Since the inauguration of the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple on January 22, the demand for air travel between Bengaluru and Ayodhya has been consistently high. Airlines such as Air India Express and SpiceJet have been operating daily direct flights on this route, and the flights are reported to be almost fully occupied. Despite fares ranging between […] - Newsx