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No Wi-Fi, more wellness: Indian travellers are rewriting their holiday plans for 2027Skyscanner’s Travel Trends 2027 report identifies seven emerging travel trends among Indians, from wellness holidays and music-led trips to...
Goodbye sightseeing, hello selfcare: The nearly trillion-dollar business of getting your life backWellness travel is transforming holidays as Indian travellers increasingly prioritise fitness, sleep, stress relief and personal wellbeing ...
26-year-old youngster travels the world for free, earns Rs 3 lakh for a single trip after discovering a new way to make moneyA 26 year old former university graduate has built a travel business from her Instagram account, leading group trips across the world and e...
AI is reshaping holiday planning, but travellers still want the final sayOne in two travel bookings is online now, and it is expected to increase. Two-thirds of the total bookings will move online in the short te...
Storm in a wine glass: As climate change and young consumers reshape the wine world, can India take advantage?Global wine regions face climate challenges and declining demand. India's wine tourism is experiencing significant growth and expansion. Yo...
Staycations and Coolcations are the new ways to holidayAs climate change transforms travel habits, traditional summer getaways are shifting significantly. Countries like Norway and Scotland are ...
Want airplane seat upgrade without paying extra money? 5 ways to get a premium experience for the price of economyFlying in business or first class doesn't always have to mean paying a premium fare. While airlines now sell more premium seats than ever b...
India to be among top 3 markets for Skyscanner: CEOIndia is rapidly becoming a key market for Skyscanner with 35-40% growth in revenues and traveller searches. The company is enhancing its l...
Indian F1 fans are making a beeline for Singapore and Abu DhabiFlight bookings to Singapore and Abu Dhabi for the Grand Prix weekend soared 188 per cent on average when compared to the previous day, tra...
Skyscanner’s Year in Travel: Data reveals what made Indian travellers tick in 2023Bangkok was the second most popular international destination for Indian travellers this year. "From savoring street food delights in bustl...
IndiGo ties up with global travel aggregatorThe partnership with Skyscanner will not only enhance access to Indian destinations but also place Indigo more prominently on the world map.
Skyscanner reveals top destinations for 2018The New Year will bring hopes of new travel destinations for the wanderlust bitten.
Need a vacation? You're not alone. Indian travelers looking for destinations riseSkyscanner observed a marked increase of 11.89 per cent in the search for domestic destinations in H12016 compared to same period of 2015.
Breaking stereotypes: Indian women going solo to explore worldTop solo destinations for travellers within India are Delhi, followed by Mumbai, Goa, Bengaluru and Kolkata.
Indians top list of most experimental travellers in Asia-PacificSurvey revealed that Indians have been opting for upcoming yet picturesque destinations like Ireland, Sweden, Greece, Switzerland and Japan.
Bangkok voted top Asian Summer Destination for Indian travellers: StudyBangkok is well-known among Indian travellers for its ancient monuments, value-for-money shopping, Thai food and nightlife.
Travel search portal Skyscanner eyes 40 million users from India by 2017 endGlobal travel search portal Skyscanner is targeting four-fold jump in the number of users from India to 40 million by the end of 2017.
Skyscanner joins hands with Google for flight alertsAfter downloading the Skyscanner flight app on an Android mobile or tablet device, one can select the preferred flight route or routes and ...
Skyscanner to expand India presence, eyes 24 million site visitsWe are actively looking at handset makers to expand our presence in the Indian market," Skyscanner Asia Pacific General Manger Andy Sleigh ...
- Airports most stressful aspect of travel: Survey
More than 66 per cent Indian travellers have listed airports as the most stressful factor for them while planning a trip.