Online Travel Companies

Products and services that will be offered under the EaseMyTrip Franchise will include flight booking, group fares, hotels, holidays, IRCTC (rail booking), cabs, buses, cruises, charters, and visas

In an interview with Business Standard, MakeMyTrip CEO Rajesh Magow talks about the steps the company took to emerge stronger from the Covid setback will help them withstand any uncertainty

EaseMyTrip, Airbnb and OYO among companies reporting steady growth in business as pandemic wanes

Cleatrip, which was acquired by Flipkart in a distress sale last year now becoming one of the fastest-growing online travel platforms

Due to visa processing delays the representatives of travel agents plan to write to foreign embassies to highlight the problem

MakeMyTrip said it is planning to enhance its business-to-business segment, targeting large corporates and MSMEs to tap the opportunity in domestic corporate travel.

The additional hiring will be across tech, product, growth and emerging business areas, it added

The online travel firm on Tuesday reported an over four-fold jump in consolidated net profit

Higher pace of vaccination, lifting of lockdown curbs is aiding recovery; but it is clipped as only 72.5% of airlines are allowed to fly as per present rules

But the grim reality is that the average daily passengers for June from the second week is still around 40 per cent of the levels reached in March when it rose to 313,000 passengers a day

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Most hotels expect a marked improvement in the June quarter numbers compared to the December quarter

Experts say despite the revival in the sales of essential goods, several sectors are continuing to drag private consumption down.

With only a few foreign destinations welcoming tourists, players such as Thomas Cook, Yatra.com and MakeMyTrip are tapping demand for stays in villas, havelis and forts with local experiences

The company is taking certain steps especially on the corporate side of business

Total Adjusted Revenue falls to $137.2 million in the quarter ended March 31, 2020 from $163.3 million in the same quarter last year

C Vijayakumar, president and chief executive officer of HCL Tech, tells Neha Alawadhi that though demand has fallen in some sectors, others continue to be strong.

Amid the market sell-off, travel service companies such as Thomas Cook and Cox & Kings have been falling like ninepins, Indian Railway Catering & Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has emerged as an outlier

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"…travellers are being cautious in making their (outbound) travel plans," said a spokesperson at MakeMyTrip