Thomas Cook India & SOTC Travel Unveil Winter Travel Trends 2025
Thomas Cook India and SOTC Travel unveil Winter Travel Trends 2025, noting extended travel timelines until March and increased interest in destinations like Europe, Southeast Asia, and cruises.
The announcement is about travel trends and does not have a significant impact on the company's financials or operations.
The press release provides factual information about travel trends without expressing any positive or negative emotions.
* Thomas Cook (India) Limited and SOTC Travel announced their Winter travel trends 2025, highlighting evolving traveller preferences for the winter/end-of-year season. * Winter holiday travel timelines have been extended till March. * Top searched destinations include Dubai, Europe (Switzerland, France, Germany, Austria), Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, Japan (International); Andamans, Kerala, Sri Lanka, Rajasthan, Bhutan, Rann of Kutch, Goa (Domestic). * There is strong travel appetite for Europe’s winter wonderland and snow adventures in the alpine routes of Switzerland, France, Austria and Germany; Northern Lights in Scandinavia and Russia. * Easy visa/visa-free and direct connectivity driving interest by 20-25% for South East Asia’s Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore; Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Oman; Japan -South Korea and China for snow festivals. * Central Asia’s Georgia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan signal interest for emerging unique short hauls with easy access and affordability. * Cruises continue to be the flavor of the season: domestic and international sailings. * Mr. Rajeev Kale, President & Country Head – Holidays, MICE, Visa, Thomas Cook (India) Limited, said, Winter travel is shaping up as a season of discovery for Indian travellers. * Mr. S D Nandakumar, President & Country Head - Holidays & Corporate Tours - SOTC Travel , said, Travel is increasingly becoming a year -round pursuit, and Winter 2025 reflects this evolution with a rich blend of adventure, culture and wellness.
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