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Cricket, tennis to drive demand for high-end sport tourism this month
Mint Mumbai
|June 30, 2025
As summer travel heats up, a growing segment of affluent Indian travelers is steering away from conventional vacations in favor of high-end sports tourism, with events like Wimbledon and the India-England Test match at The Oval drawing interest.
With package costs starting from ₹2 lakh per day and going beyond ₹10-15 lakh per person for multi-day experiences, this form of travel remains niche but aspirational—and demand is rising.
Companies such as Bharat Army, Indulge Global, and DreamSetGo are witnessing steady bookings from high-net-worth individuals (HNIs), entrepreneurs, and even millennial families for curated experiences abroad. These range from Centre Court seats at Wimbledon to dinners with sports stars, combining travel with exclusive sports access.
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