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This Winter, More Indians Set To Flock Visa-Free Destinations

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November 29, 2023

Indians, typically known for finalizing their travel plans very late, might contribute an additional 20-30% to the recently-introduced, visa-free destinations such as Malaysia, Thailand and Sri Lanka.

- Varuni Khosla

This Winter, More Indians Set To Flock Visa-Free Destinations

This presents a significant opportunity for travel companies like Thomas Cook, EaseMyTrip, among others, particularly during the winter travel season. The challenges of low entry barriers and visa complexities have been a significant concern for Indians, especially in post-covid era, with a few visa operators dominating the market akin to a monopoly, said experts.

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