Indian Women are Redefining Global Travel — One Sustainable Journey at a Time

The new generation of Indian travellers seems to have evolved with autonomy and inquisitiveness; the new kind of traveller considers purpose just as much as a passport stamp.

- VARSHA AGARWAL

The new generation of Indian travellers seems to have evolved with autonomy and inquisitiveness; the new kind of traveller considers purpose just as much as a passport stamp. Indian women constitute the very spirit of this movement, quietly but powerfully revamping how we travel.

They're not just ticking off tourist hotspots or filling suitcases with souvenirs; they're choosing eco-conscious stays, supporting local economies, and seeking experiences that leave a positive footprint. Simply put, they are recasting global travel in light of ethics and sustainability.

A CONSCIOUS SHIFT IN WOMEN TRAVELLER'S MINDSET Over the last decade, international travel from India has seen exponential growth.

And post-COVID, it's no longer just about the "best deals" or "Instagrammable" moments. Increasingly, Indian women travellers are asking: Where is my money going? Is this experience helping the local community? How is this impacting the environment?