Pickyourtrail records 10% YoY surge in Pose-cation; launches Thailand photoshoot holiday
Indian couples have found a loophole in the photoshoot economy. Instead of booking a shoot at home, a growing number are booking a holiday and taking the shoot with them. The Pose-cation, a trip planned around a photoshoot, where the destination is the backdrop and the pictures are the souvenir, is showing up across honeymoons, anniversaries and babymoons. Pickyourtrail reports...
Pickyourtrail records 70% YoY surge in bookings to Northern Lights destinations
Demand for Northern Lights holidays continues to rise, with Pickyourtrail recording 50-55% YoY rise in Northern Lights bookings/searches and 70-75% YoY growth in bookings to Northern Lights destinations. According to Hari Ganapathy, CEO and co-founder Pickyourtrail, travellers who miss the aurora on their first attempts are increasingly looking at longer stays and more flexible itineraries...
Pickyourtrail records 40% rise in long Weekend Travel; launches a dedicated hub
Pickyourtrail has launched a dedicated home for Long Weekends. The space refreshes with new destinations and getaway options as each long weekend approaches, so travellers always have a shortlist ready the moment a holiday shows up on the calendar. Long weekend bookings have grown 40% year-on-year, repeat international travellers have nearly doubled, and over half of travellers are now...
Pickyourtrail ties up with ICICI, HDFC to offer EMIs for international travel
Pickyourtrail announced partnerships with ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank, to introduce flexible payments and giving travellers flexibility in how they pay for it. Travellers booking international holidays on Pickyourtrail using eligible ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank credit cards, as per the company, can split the cost of their trip into three equal monthly installments at zero interest, with no...
Up to 40% of Indian travellers choose holidays based on cuisine: Pickyourtrail
Food is no longer just a part of the travel experience; it is becoming the reason many Indians travel. According to insights from Pickyourtrail, culinary experiences are emerging as a key driver of international travel decisions, with nearly 40% of travellers now identifying food and local cuisine as a major factor while planning overseas holidays. More notably, 30-40% of travellers..
