Long Weekend Bookings Surge 40% as Indian Travellers Embrace Short International Breaks
Indian travellers are increasingly choosing shorter, more frequent international holidays, with long weekend category bookings jumping 40% year-on-year, according to data released on September 4 . Average spending on these trips has increased to approximately INR 80,000–1 lakh per trip, compared with INR 70,000–80,000 earlier . Destinations gaining popularity include Bali, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives, with travellers booking 15-30 days in advance .
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