Travel is India’s Biggest Global Spending Category: Here's How Much They Spent

Indians are no longer taking trips just to counter Covid blues. The need for travel has settled into the new generation of Indian travelers. Read More

Travel, Eat, and Have Fun: How Indians plan to spend their holidays - MSN

57% of Indians were okay spending a little extra to get a good quality in-flight meal. For 47%, good seats and hence, seat selection was a priority, and 42% of surveyed Indians preferred comfort ... Read More

India's astonishing rise in foreign travel spending: From $11 million a year to a billion a month - Moneycontrol

Revenge travel up despite rise in costs. Before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Indians had already broken foreign travel expenditure records in FY 2019-20 by spending $6.96 billion. Read More

As international travel opens up, Indians spend lavishly | Business and Economy News - Al Jazeera

Indians are holidaying lavishly now, spending more on five-star hotels and booking business-class seats as the country emerges from the coronavirus pandemic that restricted travel for two years ... Read More

Have money. Will travel: Indians splurge $30 billion on foreign trips in last 2 years

Between FY18 and FY21, overseas travel spending ranged from $4 billion to $6 billion annually. It sharply increased in FY22 to $7 billion and $13.6 billion in FY23 English ... Read More

This 70-year-old Indian woman has been to 66 countries in the last 25 years. And she isn’t slowing down - CNN

Dr. Sudha Mahalingam, 70, has visited 66 countries across six continents, which she recounts in her book “The Travel Gods Must be Crazy.” We asked her to recap some of her most memorable ... Read More

Indians spend record forex on international travel; Q1 foreign trip bill at new high

India Business News: In June 2019 alone, spending on foreign travel amounted to $596 million — the highest since the RBI started collating data. This year’s June travel sp ... Read More

India: A billion people have no real money to spend, says report - BBC

India is home to 1.4 billion people but around a billion lack money to spend on any discretionary goods or services, a new report estimates.. The country's consuming class, effectively the ... Read More