Top travel companies in India powering the $59 billion tourism boom

With major companies such as EaseMyTrip, MakeMyTrip, and Thomas Cook , India's travel and tourism industry is developing at a fast rate, driving jobs, innovation, and customer experiences across India.

By Surjosnata Chatterjee

Sep 23, 2025 17:49 IST

India's travel and tourism business is on a remarkable growth path, with its revenue expected to touch $59 billion by 2028 and generating almost 140 million new jobs. By September 2023 alone, India received 6.43 million international tourists and logged 1.73 billion domestic travels between states and union territories. The momentum has been augmented by some of the nation's top travel firms, which are transforming the means by which individuals live their holidays. As reported by Business Outreach, the companies are additionally creating new opportunities for hospitality and tourism careers.

Holiday experiences starting from affordable to luxury

EaseMyTrip is one of the fastest-growing companies in this field that prioritises affordability while creating a culture of customer delight and inclusivity. MakeMyTrip, which initially became prominent in the market during 2005, is using skilled technology to simplify travel, providing services from flights to hotels and holiday packages. Others such as ClearTrip are prioritizing innovation and efficiency, while Kesari Travels has created a niche with family and group tours that offer comfort versus value.

Luxury players are also leaving their imprint. Club Mahindra is promoting upscale holiday ownership with bespoke resort experiences and Thomas Cook, a brand with over a century of history behind it, is marrying heritage with contemporary innovation to offer authentic travel solutions.

Adventure, personalization and global expansion

Aside from mass market players, there are specialized players like Thrillophilia who focus on sustainable adventure tours and Amazing India Tours who have tailored cultural experiences. Established brands like Cox & Kings and global players like Expedia are also increasing their access, providing Indian travelers with global connectivity.

As Business Outreach points out, the range of services from affordable packages to high-end luxury holidays, is an indication of how India's tourism sector is not only growing but diversifying at a fast pace. Collectively, these firms are making travel in India more accessible, customizable, and memorable than it ever has been before.


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