Religious travel accounted for the largest share of overnight trips at 47.7%, followed by health and medical travel (29.6%), and holidaying, leisure and recreation (22.1%). On an average, Indians spent Rs 11,723 per overnight trip on holidays, wit...
India’s domestic travel landscape spans pilgrimage, leisure and medical needs, with Uttar Pradesh emerging as one of the top destinations.
Religious travel accounted for the largest share of overnight trips at 47.7%, followed by health and medical travel (29.6%), and holidaying, leisure and recreation (22.1%). On an average, Indians spent Rs 11,723 per overnight trip on holidays, with transport accounting for around 30% of the expense.
People remain largely self-reliant in planning, with only 11.1% using a tour guide or operator. ET takes a look:
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