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Travel Trends: From AI in 2025 to America in 2026

The November-December issue of India Outbound magazine is out and in this issue we focus on two elements that are not only making their impact felt currently in the Indian market, but are bound to increase in the future, for entirely different reasons, though.

The first issue deals with the rapid transition of the Indian travel and tourism industry towards adoption of AI-driven tools to enhance their own internal processes as well as improve customer experience. We speak to players as well as analysts to see the road ahead.

The second main topic of this issue deals with an unprecendented series of globally important events that are set to play out in the United States in 2026, namely the 250th Anniversary of US independence, the 2026 FIFA Football World Cup and finally the Centennial Celebrations of Route 66. We bring first hand reports from two of the cities that will be at the centre of attraction in 2026, Chicago, where Route 66 began and New York, that is epitome of the American Dream.

We also look at the resumption flights between India and China and the likely impact on tourism, as well as see how far Africa has come as a destination in India in 2025.

AI CYCLONE SWEEPS UP Indian travel industry

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) becomes omnipresent across India, one of the industries where its adoption has been wholehearted in the current year is the travel and tourism industry, as companies and consumers turn with equal enthusiasm towards the technology. The hunger of AI is far from satiated as companies race to install ever-improving systems and even those left out of the game begin to turn towards its adoption.

10+ mins

Ultra-personalised service is ideal for Indian celebratory stays at THE SET

The Set, a portfolio of independent, ultra-luxury hotels around the world, is focussed on quality not quantity and will grow its collection carefully, Robin Stangroom, Chief Executive Officer, tells India Outbound in an interview. Stangroom adds that India is one of the key source markets for its hotels and that his priority is to enhance awareness in the Indian market through various channels.

6 mins

AIRLINES, TRAVEL TRADE ANTICIPATE BOOM IN TOURISM TO China

The first direct flights between India and China have resumed, after a break of close to six years, mainly due to deterioration in bilateral political ties. With the resumption on the anvil, outbound travel trade in India is enthusiastically preparing for resumption of Indian tourism to China.

6 mins

ITE HCMC 2025 opens new doors in Vietnam for Indian travel trade

Over the past two years, Vietnam has emerged as one of the hottest destinations for Indian travellers. To sustain the growth further and to enhance the footfall of Indian visitors, Vietnam's leading travel trade show ITE HCMC 2025 featured several Indian travel trade professionals as hosted buyers. The Indian professionals say that participating in the meet helped them broaden their network with Vietnamese companies and brought forth new ideas to integrate in their itineraries.

6 mins

Indian tourist arrivals in Vietnam have risen 3-fold in three years

Tourism to Vietnam has risen sharply in post-pandemic era and India is one of the key drivers of this growth as Indian visitor numbers have risen three-fold in three years, Hồ An Phong, Deputy Minister of Tourism of Vietnam tells India Outbound. Phong adds that Vietnam wants airlines of both countries to start new flights not just from metros but also the secondary cities in order to boost tourism further.

3 mins

A TOURIST'S DAY OUT IN CHICAGO

Every year there is a new travel trend that emerges, a trend that defines how a tourist should travel. And the most recent trend that has emerged is how to explore a city, but not in a “touristy way!” But since when has that become bad? Why can we not explore a city like a tourist or do the most touristy things? Therefore, on my recent trip to Chicago, the host city for the 2025 IPW Convention, I decided to do the most touristy things through the most touristic mode of transport of them all, the Big Bus.

7 mins

SHOOTING FOR THE STARS IN NEW YORK

Of its many allures for tourists, there is none that can come close to the one that has dominated New York for over 100 years, its skyscrapers, which have not only attracted visitors but also Hollywood that never seems to have had enough of the giants of the Big Apple. Exploring New York is perhaps best done as Spiderman had, by jumping from one rooftop to another.

7 mins

A World of Adventure in WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Western Australia, the largest state in Australia, packs a world of adventure in its vast landmass of 2.5 million sqkm. The 12,500 km-long coastline of the state is home to several World Heritage sites, stunning beaches and unique towns. Besides the water-based or coastal adventure activities, Western Australia also has a treasure trove for adventures on the land and up in the air.

8 mins

Demand for Saudi Arabia picking up pace in India

Saudi Tourism has upped its activities in India over the past few years and its efforts to promote different aspects of the country to attract Indian visitors are bearing fruit, Meshaal Qureshi, Senior Director - Trade (India & Subcontinent Market), Saudi Tourism Authority (STA), tells India Outbound. Qureshi, who was recently in India for a 3-city roadshow, adds that Saudi Arabia is already seeing increasing demand for destinations like Medina and King Khaled Economic City.

5 mins

Trenitalia targets to be first choice for Indian travellers

Italian train operator Trenitalia is focussing on the Indian market in order to make its services, domestic as well as international, the top choice for Indian travellers visiting Europe, Francesco Cacciapuoti, Chief Sales Officer, Trenitalia, tells India Outbound. Cacciapuoti adds that though most of the demand from India is by bookings through the travel trade, there is a noticeable rise in direct bookings by Indian travellers also.

3 mins

With eye on India, CINNAMON LIFE transforms Sri Lanka's MICE appeal

In an interview with India Outbound, Sanjiv Hulugalle, CEO and General Manager, Cinnamon Life at City of Dreams shares how Sri Lanka's largest integrated resort is transforming Colombo's tourism landscape. He discusses India's role as a key source market, the rise of MICE tourism and future growth expectations.

3 mins

Saint Petersburg: City of Cathedrals, Culture & Canals

Saint Petersburg in Russia is an amazing destination any time of the year, but the northern capital of the country comes into its own in summer when it displays its regal splendour in all its glory. With its numerous palaces, museums, cathedrals and canals, Saint Petersburg offers an unparalleled wealth of discoveries to visitors.

7 mins

SRI LANKA SHOWCASES MICE STRENGTH as India takes centre-stage at MICE Expo

Sri Lanka hosted the fifth edition of its flagship B2B event targetting the business travel segment, the Sri Lanka MICE Expo, from September 22 to 26 in Colombo, bringing together over 100 international buyers and more than 110 local vendors. India was again at the centre of attention at the event aimed to position Sri Lanka as South Asia's leading destination for Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions (MICE).

6 mins

MÉLANGE 2025 RECORDS 120 PC RISE IN GLOBAL EXHIBITORS

Mélange 2025, the second edition of a travel trade show held in Mumbai in September, registered a 120 pc growth in exhibitors from around the world, keen to tap Indian outbound travel market. The event also saw a rise in number of buyers, including hosted buyers. The third edition of the show would be held on September 26-27, 2026, say organisers.

6 mins

AFRICA roars back on global tourism market in 2025

In many ways, the year 2025 has turned out to be Africa's Year, at least on the international tourism market as the continent outpaced every other region of the world in growth in international tourist arrivals for the first half of the year. The growth seems to have continued in the second half, too, and looks certain to continue into the next year as African nations proactively seek to diversify their source markets, with focus on India and China.

4 mins

Indian tourism to Mauritius has risen by 45 pc

Mauritius Tourism is working on a comprehensive plan to revive its fortunes in the Indian market and the new plan has begun to pay dividends, Richard Duval, Minister of Tourism, tells India Outbound in an interview. Duval adds that ever since he took charge of the ministry less than a year ago, he has initiated several measures to promote tourist arrivals, notably Indian visitors, in Mauritius and also develop new segments.

2 mins

PHUKET A cultural sojourn by Andaman Sea

Idyllic Thai island destination Phuket reveals itself as more than a tropical escape, with Sino-Portuguese homes, Taoist shrines, towering Buddhas and vibrant night markets shaping its charm. Between heartfelt encounters, fortune cards and timeless sunsets by the Andaman, the island weaves together culture, spirituality and warmth in every experience.

7 mins

NORWEGIAN AQUA: SAIL, SLIDE, SIP AND SAVOUR

I was glad to fly into Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, to set sail to the Netherlands and then to Southampton in the United Kingdom on board Norwegian Cruise Line’s newest ship, Norwegian Aqua. After all, it was the perfect city to embark on the cruise, as Lisbon is one of the sunniest capitals in Europe.

6 mins

From sightseeing to soulful experiences, Indians redfine outbound travel goals

India's experiential tourism is reshaping travel with immersive cultural, adventure and wellness experiences. Young travellers lead this shift, prioritising authenticity, personalised journeys and memorable activities over conventional sightseeing.

5 mins

GEN Z travellers transform global tourism

Gen Z is quickly becoming one of the most influential forces in global travel, not just as consumers, but also as culture shapers. With a focus on meaningful experiences, digital convenience, and socially conscious choices, this generation is redefining what it means to explore the world.

5 mins

PACIFIC ISLANDS: India's new playground

With improved connectivity and easier visas, Indian travellers have turned to exploring the Pacific region visiting countries like Australia, Fiji, New Zealand and the Philippines like never before, with a craving for authentic, experience-rich travel beyond traditional hotspots.

5 mins

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India Outbound Description:

الناشر: Media-India-Group

فئة: Travel

لغة: English

تكرار: Bi-Monthly

India Outbound is a magazine promoting Foreign Destinations in India. India is one of the fastest growing tourism markets not only in France but all over Europe. In 2010, over 12 million Indians travelled overseas as against 5.5 million visitors to India...