Easy Trip Planners Limited announced the launch of its 'Travel Utsav Sale' running from October 13 to October 16, 2026. The initiative aims to strengthen festive season engagement by offering significant discounts across domestic and international travel services.

Key discount structures

The sale provides varied savings across different travel categories, targeting high-volume booking periods during the festive season.

Customers can access these offers via the company's website and mobile application using the promotional code EMTUTSAV. The campaign also features specific bank-linked discounts for users of AU Bank, IDBI Bank, Punjab National Bank, RBL Bank, and YES BANK credit and debit cards, each with dedicated promotional codes such as AUFEST, IDBIEMT, and YESFEST.

Strategic partnerships

To support the sale, EaseMyTrip has collaborated with a broad network of airline partners including Air France, Air India, British Airways, Lufthansa, Singapore Airlines, and Virgin Atlantic. Additionally, the platform has partnered with lifestyle and gifting brands like Qorum Watches, Nasher Miles, and Bonkers Corner to provide bundled festive benefits.

Leadership commentary

Rikant Pittie, CEO and Co-Founder of EaseMyTrip, stated that the Travel Utsav Sale is part of a broader effort to deepen customer engagement across multiple travel categories. He emphasized the goal of providing value and choice through collaborations with leading airline, banking, and lifestyle partners. The company highlighted that these initiatives are designed to enhance convenience and savings without committing to specific revenue growth or margin outcomes in the release.

About EaseMyTrip

EaseMyTrip is an online travel platform offering end-to-end solutions including flights, hotels, holiday packages, trains, buses, and cabs. It is known for its zero-convenience-fee booking option and provides access to over 400 airlines and 2.9 million+ hotels worldwide.

Easy Trip Planners Ltd shareholders adopted the audited financial statements for FY26 and reappointed Nishant Pitti as director at the company's 18th Annual General Meeting held on September 29, 2026.

The meeting, conducted via video conferencing, also approved a special resolution to increase the threshold for loans, guarantees, securities, and investments under Section 186 of the Companies Act, 2013. Rikant Pittie, Chairman of the AGM and CEO of EaseMyTrip, outlined the company's progress under the EaseMyTrip 2.0 strategy, themed "One Travel Ecosystem, Infinite Experiences." The company is advancing its Vision 2030 roadmap to build a one-stop travel solution spanning flights, hotels, holidays, hospitality, mobility, and experiences.

FY26 financial and operational highlights

The following table summarises key operational metrics disclosed at the AGM:

The Hotels & Holidays segment recorded 17.66 lakh hotel room-night bookings, compared with 9.35 lakh in the previous year, representing growth of 88.9%. The international business also expanded, with Dubai recording Gross Booking Revenue of ₹1,531 crore, an increase of 118.28% over the previous year. Pittie noted that the Indian travel market provided a strong tailwind, with India recording 4.29 billion domestic tourist visits in 2025 and Indian national departures reaching 32.83 million.

Governance and strategic approvals

During the proceedings, members voted on three key resolutions. Two ordinary resolutions covered the adoption of standalone and consolidated financial statements for the year ended March 31, 2026, and the re-appointment of Nishant Pitti, who retired by rotation. A special resolution was passed to enhance the company's capacity for corporate financing activities by raising the Section 186 limits. This move signals the company's intent to leverage debt or equity investments more aggressively to fund its ecosystem expansion.

The scrutinizer report dated September 30, 2026, confirmed that all resolutions passed with requisite majorities through remote e-voting and e-voting during the meeting. The voting results are as follows:

EaseMyTrip 2.0: Building a broader travel ecosystem

A major focus during the year was the execution of EaseMyTrip 2.0, which brings together multiple verticals under one platform. Key initiatives and subsidiaries active during the year included:

• Spree Hospitality: Expanded the company's presence in hospitality.
• YoloBus and Easy Green Mobility: Strengthened presence in mobility and electric transportation.
• EMTDesk: Enhanced the corporate travel offering.
• EMTMate: Expanded B2B capabilities.
• EasyDarshan and Explore Bharat: Built presence in experiential and destination-led travel.
• ReSave: A technology-led post-booking flight fare monitoring tool.

The company also continued to evaluate strategic investments, acquisitions, and partnerships to strengthen its ecosystem.

Technology and AI at the core of Vision 2030

Technology remains central to EaseMyTrip's strategy. During the year, the company strengthened EVA, its AI-powered virtual travel assistant, to provide more personalised and conversational customer support. EaseMyTrip also became the first listed Indian travel company to integrate with the ChatGPT Marketplace, a milestone the company described as making travel discovery and planning more accessible. The company plans to continue investing in agentic AI and automation to make travel simpler and more personalised.

On the brand front, EaseMyTrip was recognised among the Top 10 of Forbes India presents DGEMS 2025 – The Select 200 and among the Most Trusted Brands of India 2026–2027. The company also received dual industry recognitions: the Martech+ 2026 Award by ET Brand Equity for achieving 5x growth in email marketing, and the Online Travel-Tech Platform of the Year 2026 at the Indian Travel & Technology Summit & Awards. Brand associations during the year included the Women's Premier League, World Tennis League, and Filmfare.

What the numbers show

The 88.9% growth in hotel room-night bookings alongside a 118.28% rise in Dubai Gross Booking Revenue indicates that EaseMyTrip's diversification beyond domestic air ticketing is gaining measurable traction. The Hotels & Holidays segment nearly doubled its booking volumes, while the international business more than doubled its revenue contribution from Dubai alone. The approval to increase Section 186 limits aligns with this expansion phase, providing the regulatory headroom needed for potential capital-intensive moves in hospitality or technology integration. Together, these figures point to a broadening of the revenue base across non-air and international categories, consistent with the Vision 2030 direction outlined at the AGM.