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India's domestic air passenger traffic for November 2024 rose by 6.1 per cent, reaching approximately 144.9 lakh passengers, surpassing both October 2024 and pre-Covid levels. The growth continues with a 13.8 per cent year-on-year increase. International passenger traffic grew by 15.9 per cent in the first seven months of FY2025, highlighting a strong recovery in air travel.

India's domestic air passenger traffic for November 2024 reached an estimated 144.9 lakhs, marking a 6.1 per cent increase compared to the 136.6 lahks recorded in October 2024. Year on year, the traffic grew by approximately 13.8 per cent compared to 127.4 lakh passengers in November 2023 and was 11.9 per cent higher than the pre-Covid levels of 129.5 lakh in November 2019. In the first eight months of FY 2025, domestic air traffic stood at 1074.9 lakh, reflecting a growth of 6.7 per cent compared to the same period in the previous year. This is also 12.3 per cent higher than the pre-Covid levels of 957 lakh during the same period in FY2020.

In the international sector, Indian carriers recorded a substantial 15.9 per cent growth in passenger traffic for the first seven months of FY2025, with approximately 190.3 lakh passengers. This performance exceeded the pre-COVID levels of 131 lakh passengers by 45.4 per cent. Airlines in November 2023 and 89.5 per cent in November 2019, indicating a strong demand for air travel.

While the price of aviation turbine fuel increased year over year from April to July 2024, it dropped significantly in the latter half of the year. From August to December 2024, the prices were lower by 2.3 per cent, 17.8 per cent, 26.5 per cent, 19.6 per cent, and 14. 5 per cent, respectively, mirroring a decline in airline operational costs.

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Wego's 2024 data reveals a 15.10 per cent rise in flight searches for New Year travel. Dubai leads the way for Indian travellers, followed by Riyadh, which saw significant growth. Famous tropical getaways such as Bangkok, Bali, and Singapore continue to attract tourists. Goa, Delhi, and Mumbai remain the top domestic destinations.

Wego, the leading travel app and most significant online marketplace in the Middle East and Africa (MENA), revealed the most famous New Year destinations for Indian searches in 2024. According to Wego's data, there was a 15.10 percent increase in flight searches between 27 and 31 December 2024 compared to last year, indicating a strong demand for international and domestic travel during the holiday season.

It continues to dominate as the top destination, renowned for its extravagant New Year celebrations and large Indian expatriate community. Other GCC countries, such as Riyadh, Doha, and Muscat, follow closely behind, with Riyadh standing out due to a remarkable 20.61 per cent increase in searches. It is attributed to the Riyadh Season festival, which runs until March 2025, and a wide range of family-friendly events and activities. The destinations such as Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Bali and Singapore also feature many family-friendly events and activities. Destinations such as Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Bali, and Singapore are also prominently featured in the list of preferred getaways. These destinations remain popular for travellers seeking warm festival-like escapes combining relaxation and adventure.

Domestic front Goa, New Delhi and Mumbai are the top choice for New Year celebrations. These cities offer a dynamic mix of nightlife, cultural experiences and year-end events, making them ideal for short and extended holidays. The travellers have always shown a keen interest in diverse destinations, whether for friendly experiences or tropical getaways", said a Wego spokesperson. "With the year approaching, these trends highlight the evolving preferences of Indian travellers looking for a memorable celebration both near and far."

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The Satna Airport in Madhya Pradesh has received its operational license, becoming the state's 7th airport. Initially serving 19 sector aircraft, it will enhance regional air connectivity under the USAN scheme. The modernized facility features advanced security and navigation systems, supporting tourism, business and employment growth. Flights are expected to begin soon, boosting local trade and tourism.

In a fillip of tourism travel and business activities in the Vindhya region of Madhya Pradesh, the DGA on Modya issued a license for the Satna airport, making it the 7th airport in MP. The formal inauguration of the airport and commencement of flights are set to start soon.

Initial operations will be accommodating 19-seater Aircraft with the potential for future expansion. Which will be based on passenger demand and commercial viability. The airport's development aligns with the government's UDAN scheme to enhance regional air connectivity.

The modernized Satna Airport will operate under Visual Flight Rules conditions and be equipped with state-of-the-art navigation and security systems. The airport's strategic location will serve the entire Rewa division and nearby districts. Situated in Satna district, approximately 520 km northeast of Bhopal, this pre-independence facility was previously managed by the state's public works department. The Airports Authority of India has now assumed operational and maintenance responsibilities.

AAI commenced the airport's development in January 2024, constructing a 1200 x 30 runway, modern terminal building, ATC tower, apron, taxiway, and fire station. Security installations include X-ray machines, ETD, CCTV systems, DFMD, HHMD, communication equipment, and RT-SET, ensuring safe operations. Passenger amenities include check-in counters, surveillance systems, Flight Information Display Systems, a PA System, and a Reserve Lounge to enhance the traveller experience. Local businesses anticipate increased trade opportunities through improved air connectivity. The airport's operation is expected to generate employment opportunities in aviation and allied sectors. Tourism potential in the region could see prominent growth with regular air services. The airport will initially focus on connecting to major cities within Madhya Pradesh and neighbouring states. Fight schedules are being planned to optimize connectivity and passenger convenience. Airlines are evaluating route possibilities to establish and enable air services. This development marks a significant milestone in the region's transportation infrastructure. The modern terminal building design incorporates energy-efficient features and sustainable practices.

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The Odisha government plans a package to promote tourism destinations and attract investment in the post-lockdown scenario. The focus will be domestic tourism and developing tourist spots like Chilika, Bhitarkanika, and Konarak. Roadshows and Odia food festivals will be organised to attract tourists. The government also assessed the impact of COVID-19 on tourism and decided to support stakeholders.

An official said that keen to revive the severely hit tourism sector after the coronavirus pandemic, the Odisha government plans to develop a package to promote various destinations in the state and woo domestic travellers in the post-lockdown scenario. Chief Secretary AK Tripathy met with the officials concerned on Thursday and directed them to prepare an incentive scheme to attract private investment in the hospitality and tourism industry, which is considered a labour-intensive service sector.

"Domestic tourism is the core focus in the post-lockdown phase as this segment is expected to revive faster than the others," Tripathy said. He said the government has decided to prioritise the development projects in tourist destinations like Rambha and Satpada clusters in Chilika, Bhitarkanika National Park, Chandrabhaga and Talsari beaches. Tripatahy also suggested that the department explore the possibility of developing Eco Retreat 2020 hubs in locations like Daringbadi, Debrigarah, Satkosia, Konark, and Mahanadi Riverbed between Naraj and Dhabaleswar. He also directed the department to make a detailed operational plan involving various government agencies and key stakeholders. "The comprehensive development of the Buddhist circuit and Shamula project near Puri were also discussed in the meeting," Tourism Department secretary Vishal Dev said.

Helios said the department had made a holistic assessment of COVID-19's impact on the tourism sector by organising Odia food festivals across six cities," Dev added. AAMBDC BDC.

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Cathay Pacific's November 2024 traffic figures reflect continued growth, with passenger numbers increasing by 23.1 per cent compared to the previous year. The airline expects strong performances through 2025, with an expanding network, a successful rebuilding effort, and a promising second-half financial outlook.

Cathay Pacific has reported strong traffic figures for November 2024 with impressive growth across passenger and cargo operations; the airline carried 2,010,506 passengers in November, marking a 23.1 per cent increase compared to the same month in 2023. This growth was mirrored in the airline's revenue passenger kilometres, which rose by 25.8 per cent.

Additionally, the passenger load factor improved by 3 per cent to 83.5 per cent, highlighting the growing demand for air travel. Year to date, Cathay Pacific has carried 20,578,324 passengers, reflecting a 27 per cent increase compared to the same period in 2023. This positive growth trajectory underscores the airline's successful recovery and the resilience of the travel sector.

Lavinia Lau, the airline's Chief Customer and Commercial Officer, commented on the airline's performance: "November was another solid month for our travel business. Passenger volumes remained strong across our network, particularly on Japan and South Korea routes." She also noted that demand for premium cabins remained robust, driven in part by return business traffic following the conclusion of the Cabin Fair in Guangzhou. Intense transit traffic via Hong Kong also contributed significantly, especially to the Riyadh service, with many passengers connecting to regional ports, including Mainland China.

Looking forward Lau also highlighted the airline's ongoing rebuilding efforts, with Cathay Pacific and HK Express set to operate 100 per cent of pre-pandemic flights from January 2025. The airline has also expanded its network, adding new destinations and increasing connectivity for its passengers. Financially, Cathay Pacific projects a strong second half 2024, driven by sustained demand and reduced fuel prices, which will support continued growth in the coming year.

India's hospitality sector anticipates exceeding pre-COVID foreign tourist arrivals in 2025 and aiming for a USD 1 trillion economic contribution by 2047.

Industry leaders cite booming domestic travel, increased occupancies, and a shift towards travel as a non-discretionary open. However, they urge government support through policy interventions like unified licencing and infrastructure investment to achieve this ambitious goal.

As the Indian hospitality industry prepares to uncork the champagne to welcome 2025, it is gearing up to roll out the red carpet to foreign tourists whose arrivals are likely to cross pre-COVID levels next year while looking to continue its prominent contribution to the country's economy and make India inevitable. The sector, which is poised to contribute USD 1 trillion to India's economy by 2047 however, is looking up to the government for policy interventions such as unified licencing, workforce upskilling and targeted infrastructure investments to enable the vertical meet demand generated by India's drive towards becoming the world's third largest global economy.

"India aims to become the third-largest economy by 2047, and the hospitality sector is set to play a pivotal role in achieving this goal. The sector's multiplier effect on the economy surpasses manufacturing and agriculture," Hotel Association of India President KB Kachru.

Asserting that the future of the hospitality industry looks promising, he said, "There is an expectation of higher occupancies and average room recoveries". Citing a report by IBEF, the Chairman of South Asia at Radisson Hotel Group said, "India's travel market is projected to grow from an estimated USD 125 billion by FY27. Additionally, India's most international tourist arrivals are expected to reach 30.5 million by 2028." According to him hotel company rates are anticipated to rise to 75 per cent or higher driven by increased leisure and business travel. The Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions segment is set to contribute significantly, with India hosting multiple high-profile global events. Overall, the hospitality sector is projected to grow by 10-12 per cent, substantially impacting GDP and employment," Shetty said. Similarly, Royal Orchid Hotels President Arjun Baljee said the industry is set for sustained growth fuelled by digital innovation, personalised experiences and eco-conscious travel.

We look forward to a promising 2025, creating memorable experiences for travellers and contributing to India's tourism growth," Baljee included. However, the hospitality sector's path to creating unforgettable experiences and playing its role in India's economic growth has not been smooth, and it has been seeking government intervention.

Apart from the emphasis put on infrastructure development in the recent budgets. The hospitality industry has yet to receive recognition for its critical role and immense potential for generating jobs, contributing to GDP growth and foreign exchange," Kachru lamented. Reiterated the demand for uniform recognition of hospitality as an industry across all rates, FHRAI's Shetty said, "This world brings benefits such as lower electricity enable to qualify for infrastructure status due to strict requirements which restricts their ability to access low-cost loans."

Reflecting on 2024, Baljee of Royal Orchid Hotels said it has been a year of strong growth and resilience for the Indian hospitality industry driven by a surge in domestic travel, a shift towards experiential stays and a focus on sustainability. Lachru acknowledged that prominent government investments in transportation infrastructure, such as new airports, high-speed rail networks, and imposed highways, have made travel more convenient and accessible. The improved connectivity has fuelled the growth of hotels and resorts and the development of tourism in new areas," he added.

A Chalet Hotels spokesperson said that India's hospitality sector is experiencing impressive growth, with record high occupancy rates and prominent increases in average daily rates nationwide. This undermines flexibility in the industry's resilience and ability to meet the rising demand for quality experiences among travellers. Shetty said, "2024 has been a milestone year for India's hospitality and tourism sector, collectively valued at over USD 24 billion."

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Greenwell Mobility's NueGo, India's most significant electric intercity bus service, has partnered with CheckMyBus to offer sustainable, eco-friendly travel for domestic and international guests. The collaboration aims to promote cleaner, greener travel across India, providing access to over 100 cities while reducing CO2 carbon emissions and enhancing safety and guest experience.

Green Cell Mobility, India's largest electric intercity bus service, has partnered with CheckMyBus, the world's leading bus travel metasearch platform, to bring an eco-friendly and sustained travel experience to domestic and international travellers. This collaboration aims to provide passengers with a greener alternative to traditional travel.

NueGo Green Cell Mobility's flagship electric bus service connects over 100 cities across India, offering a safe, comfortable and environmentally conscious travel option.

It with this partnership, NueGo's extensive network will be easily accessible on the CheckMyBus platform, making it more straightforward for global travellers to explore India's diverse destinations while prioritising sustainability.

Dendra Chawla, MD and CEO of GreenCell Mobility shared, "Partnering with CheckMyBus allows NueGo to connect with global travellers from over 100 countries, offering them a premium bus experience in India that prioritises sustainability. We are redlining travel by embracing greener alternatives and contributing to a better future. By combining zero-emission mobility with India's rich cultural heritage, NueGo electric buses are making eco-friendly tourism a reality."

Mare Hofmann, CEO of CheckMyBus, stated, "We are excited to partner with NueGo to bring a climate-friendly bus travel experience to our global travellers in India. This collaboration aligns perfectly with our mission to make it simple for travellers to find sustainable mobility and contribute to a cleaner and greener planet."

NueGo's fleet is designed for comfort and safety, with cutting-edge security measures, including CCTV, GPS live tracking, and a dedicated 24x7 helpline for women travellers. These measures reinforce NueGo's commitment to eco-friendly travel and women's safety.

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Akasa Air plans to add more Boeing 737 MAX planes to its fleet this fiscal year and is discussing delivery schedules with Boeing. The airline currently has 26 aircraft and 200 more on order. The airline had a successful 2024 and aims to contribute to this growth. Akasa Air focuses on excellent customer service and employee well-being.

The airline's chief, Vinay Dube, has said that Akasa Air is continuously discussing aircraft deliveries with Boeing and expects to add a few more planes to its fleet in the current fiscal year ending March 2025. The carrier, which started flying in August 2022, has a fleet of 26 Boeing 737 MAX planes, and 200 aircraft are on order. In a recent interview, Dube said that 2024 has been a good year for the airline and will continue to build on it in 2025. I think consumers look at Akasa as a kind and gentler airline, a little more empathetic of the service excellence we have provided. We will continue to treat our travellers in a kind, gentle manner," he said, adding that the airline also ensures its employees feel loved and respected.

Earlier this month, some pilots flagged concerns about alleged training and safety issues, and the airlines had rejected them as baseless and untrue. This year, the carrier has inducted four planes into its fleet. When asked whether there are any concerns regarding aircraft deliveries, Dube said there are no supply chain issues at Akasa Air and that the airline has a great relationship with Boeing. We are in continuous discussions with Boeing. We are continuously discussing aircraft deliveries with Boeing. We continue to work with them regarding expectations on how and when aircraft are delivered," the airline's Founder and CEO said. On whether a few more aircraft deliveries can be expected in the current fiscal Dube said, "We can but not giving guidance on how many". Akasa Air, in January this year, announced an order for 150 Boeing planes comprising 737 MAX 10 and 737 MAX 8 200 jets; Akasa Air placed its initial order of 72 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, and it was followed up with an order of 4 Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft in June 2023 regarding reports the airline is looking to raise funds Dube said there are no comments on such things.

Financially, we are ahead of our plans. The company is doing better than we anticipated and expected in our plan, which is very encouraging. We are a well-capitalised airline and will continue to be a well-capitalised airline," he emphasised. Amid concerns in certain quarters about a virtual duopoly in the Indian aviation market, the Akasa Air chief said the airline does not have the luxury of being concerned about many things it does not control. It is a waste of time to think about things you do not have control over; we have control over how we can serve our consumers. We have control over the liability of the airline. We control how we train our people to display kindness and empathy. That is what we are concerned out…" he noted.

IndiGo and Air India Group had more than 91 percent of the domestic market's share in October, while Akasa Air's share stood at 4.4 percent.

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The Census Bureau has revised its method of calculating immigration, acknowledging previous undercounts. The updated 2023 figures now show 2.3 million more than initially reported. The last method failed to account for many humanitarian-based immigrants lacking stable housing, particularly those seeking asylum at the US-Mexico border.

According to the US Census Bureau, immigration in 2024 drove US population growth to its fastest rate in 23 years, as the nation surpassed 340 million residents.

According to the annual population estimates, this year's almost 1 per cent growth rate was the highest since 2001, and it was a marked contrast to the record low of 0.2 per cent set in 2021 at the height of pandemic restrictions on travel to the United States as per the annual population estimates.

Immigration increased by almost 2.8 million this year, partly because of a new counting method that added people admitted for humanitarian reasons. Net international migration accounted for 84 per cent of the nation's 3.3 million-person increase between 2023 and 2024. Births outnumbered deaths in the United States by almost 519000 between 2023 and 2024, an improvement over the historic low of 1,46,000 in 2021 but still well below the highs of previous decades.

Immigration had a meaningful impact nationally and for individual states, accounting for all the growth in 16 states that otherwise would have lost population from residents moving out of state or deaths outpacing births. William Frey, a demographer at The Brookings Institution, said in an email.

"While some of the surges may be attributed to border crossings of asylees and humanitarian migrants in an unusual year, these numbers also show how immigration can be an important contributor to population gains in a large swath of the nation that would otherwise be experiencing slow growth or declines," Frey said.

As it has been throughout the 2020s, the South was the fastest-growing region in the United States in 2024, adding more new residents, 1.8 million people, than all the other areas combined. Texas added the most people, 562,941 new residents, followed by Florida with 467,347 new residents. The District of Columbia had the nation's fastest growth rate, at 2.2 percent.

Three states, Mississippi, Vermont and West Virginia, lost population this year, though by tiny amounts ranging from 127 to 516 people. In 2024, there was an easing up in the number of people moving out of coastal urban states like California and New York and into the Sunbelt growth powerhouses like Florida and Texas compared with the peak pandemic years, Frey said.

After declining this decade, California and New York added people in 2024, growing by 232,570 people and 129,881 people, respectively, primarily because of immigration. Still, the large number of people moving South this decade has caused the US population centre to turn sharply south after drifting southwesterly for many decades in a demographic shock to the evolving settlement pattern of the United States," said Alex Zakrewasky, an urban planner in New Jersey who calculates the population centre each year.

The number of children in the United States dropped from 73.3 million in 2023 to 73.1 million in 2024. The group of people being included in the international migration estimates are those who enter the country through humanitarian parole, which has been granted for seven decades by Republican and Democratic presidential administrations to people unable to use standard immigration routes because of time pressure or their government's poor relations with the US The Migration Policy Insitute a Washington based research organization said last week that more than 5.8 million people were admitted under various humanitarian policies from 2021 to 2024. Capturing the number of new immigrants is the most challenging part of the annual US population estimates. Although the newly announced change in methodology is unrelated, the timing comes a month before the return to the White House of President-elect Donald Trump, who has promised mass deportations of people in the United States illegally.

The bureau's annual calculation of how many migrants entered the United States in the 2020s has been much lower than the numbers cited by other federal agencies, such as the Congressional Budget Office's estimate of 3.3 million people. With the revised method, the Census Bureau calculates last year's immigration figures at almost 2.3 million people or an additional 1.1 million people.

Because the Census Bureau survey used to estimate foreign-born immigration only captured people living in households with addresses, it overlooked large numbers of immigrants who had come for humanitarian reasons this decade since it often takes them a few years to get a stable home, said Jennifer Van Hook a Penn State demographer who worked on the change at the bureau.

"What has happened over time is that immigration has changed," Van Hook said.

"You have numbers of people coming in who are claiming asylum and being processed at the US-Mexico border from across the globe."

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The advancement in generative AI provides exciting possibilities for enhancing the travel experience. For example, gen AI can analyze vast data to offer personalized recommendations, streamline booking processes, and predict travel trends.

According to experts, Super App Travel offers unparalleled convenience and efficiency by leveraging artificial intelligence, making it a must-have for today's travellers.

With the increasing availability of strategies, booking travel has become a complex dance involving multiple apps, websites, concepts, and advertising campaigns.

Thus, the desire for a seamless travel experience is more prevalent than ever, especially among Indian travellers who are increasingly tech-savvy and expect convenience at their fingertips. Could a travel super app be the answer? At first glance, the concept of a travel super app could be seen as another buzzword, but not really. Let's dive into the intricacies of this question and explore whether such an app could be a game changer for the Indian travel industry.

 Travellers want convenience

According to Accenture's latest research, "The travel industry's new trip," almost all 97 per cent of Indian travellers want something that will offer one-stop integrated access to a whole range of travel-related services, including personalized, inspirational destination ideas, flights, dining, and everything in between. India is a vibrant and diverse country with luxury-seeking, value-focused travellers and a rapidly growing middle class that loves travelling.

Whether it is a weekend getaway to the hills, a pilgrimage to sacred sites or an international adventure, booking these trips can be a nightmare. A more significant majority of Indian travellers express dissatisfaction with the current planning options, with the complexity of the booking process being the biggest hurdle.

Arranging flights, hotels, car rentals, and activities often needs separate payment and reservation processes, making the experience highly siloed.

This fragmentation increases the time and effort needed and reduces the fun of travel planning. Nearly three-quarters of travellers cited a lack of easy integration options as their biggest challenge, highlighting the need for more integrated solutions.

Negativity complexity

Booking is often the most complicated journey stage for travellers, with 56 per cent finding it highly siloed and cumbersome. Arrangements for each aspect of the trip, including hotels, flights, activities, dining and rental cars, now require payment and separate arrangements.

This fragmented approach increases complexity and increases the possibility of error and bias. Travel Super App earrings simplify this process, providing a seamless experience from setup to execution.

According to a survey conducted by Accenture, 63 percent of travellers find different tools difficult to use. Unwanted comments and promotions compound these challenges, with 61 percent of travellers complaining that they are constantly bombarded with irrelevant information.

Role of General AI

AI-enabled agility provides exciting features to enhance the travel experience. For example, gen AI can analyze large amounts of data to provide tailored recommendations, simplify the booking process, and predict transportation trends. The Travel Super App uses artificial intelligence to make it unparalleled in convenience and functionality, making it a must-have for today's travellers

For example, AI-powered agents can help users plan their trips, answer questions, and adjust real-time traffic to unexpected problems. Moreover, AI algorithms can provide value and improve their availability, ensuring that passengers in flights and hotels have a better range of experiences.

The path forward

The journey towards creating a successful travel super app will be filled with challenges, but the potential rewards are immense. By addressing the pain points of fragmented booking processes, complex navigation and data privacy concerns, a super app could revolutionize the Indian travel industry. To achieve this, travel companies must focus on the following key areas-

• User Experience—Simple and intuitive use is important. Human-like interactions with context provided by AI-enabled reproduction can be justified. The app should be accessible, with a clear, uncluttered menu. Customized suggestions and simplified checklist options will enhance the traveller experience and encourage repeat use.

• Data security—Implementing robust data protection measures and transparent data policies will build trust with users. Regular security audits and updates will ensure the app remains secure against evolving threats. Having one place for travellers to manage their data enabled by a zero-trust security approach will encourage them to share their preferences, leading to further personalization opportunities.

• Intelligence integration—Leveraging generative AI can enable highly personalized recommendations to provide optimally priced packages according to the traveller's budget and streamline the interconnection of myriad booking components. This will distinguish the super app's value proposition.

• Localization and personalization—India is a diverse market with geographically varied and thematic travel offerings. Understanding the diverse preferences and needs of each Indian traveller is essential. The generative AI-powered app can offer heavily localized content, vernacular language support, and region-specific recommendations to cater to the varied tastes of the Indian market.

• Partnerships—Collaborating with airlines, hotels, car rental companies, and service providers, especially those offering local cultural experiences, will ensure a comprehensive range of offerings. Strategic alliances with authentic providers enriched by generative AI-enabled real-time information at travellers' fingertips, like local guides, can transform their experiences.

A modern tool for the contemporary traveller

The vision of a travel super app powered by generative AI that reinvents travel at every stage of the trip, from initial inspiration to a seamless return home, is within reach. As the Indian travel market continues to grow rapidly, the demand for such an app will only increase. Addressing the pain points and harnessing the power of gen AI, a travel super app could become an invincible tool for modern travellers.

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