Flight bookings to Singapore and Abu Dhabi for the Grand Prix weekend soared 188 per cent on average when compared to the previous day, tra...

A survey conducted by Skyscanner reveals that nearly 50% of Gen Z individuals in India are planning their first independent international t...

Bangkok was the second most popular international destination for Indian travellers this year. "From savoring street food delights in bustl...

The partnership with Skyscanner will not only enhance access to Indian destinations but also place Indigo more prominently on the world map.

The New Year will bring hopes of new travel destinations for the wanderlust bitten.

The study crunched two years' worth of data from over 50 million monthly users to cull out the Best Time to Book travel to the the top dest...

Skyscanner observed a marked increase of 11.89 per cent in the search for domestic destinations in H12016 compared to same period of 2015.

Data compiled by travel search engine Skyscanner shows 25 per cent year-on-year increase in searches to first-time host country India.

Top solo destinations for travellers within India are Delhi, followed by Mumbai, Goa, Bengaluru and Kolkata.

Survey revealed that Indians have been opting for upcoming yet picturesque destinations like Ireland, Sweden, Greece, Switzerland and Japan.

Bangkok is well-known among Indian travellers for its ancient monuments, value-for-money shopping, Thai food and nightlife.

Currently applicable to 77 nations, the e-Visa scheme has further given impetus to India's inbound travel, travel search company Skyscanner...

Cities like Abu Dhabi and Bangkok along with Paris and Toronto are fast becoming hotspots for Indian travellers, according to global travel...

Global travel search portal Skyscanner is targeting four-fold jump in the number of users from India to 40 million by the end of 2017.

We are actively looking at handset makers to expand our presence in the Indian market," Skyscanner Asia Pacific General Manger Andy Sleigh ...

The cheapest month to fly in the country is February, when consumers save about 18 per cent on airfare, a recent study said.

More than 66 per cent Indian travellers have listed airports as the most stressful factor for them while planning a trip.