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A number of reports hint towards a brighter future of the global aviation industry. Carriers are enjoying a golden phase where demand is increasing and the cost of operation is going down. As per experts, these market situations were much needed to bring equilibrium in the market that was slowed down in the previous few years due to various reasons. This is the reason that most of the service providers are adding capacity on popular routes or adding new international flight booking options along with domestic ones. Experts, after going through complex calculations and in-depth analysis, have arrived at the conclusion that bloom in the tourism industry will lead to increase in the number of flight bookings in the next year. The flight booking trend in the following markets have been mentioned after analyzing results

Most of the business travellers selected Delhi and Mumbai as the frequently travelled domestic destinations as both cities are political and financial capitals of the country, respectively. It is obvious that most of the travellers looking forward to business dealing will go to these places as headquarters and zonal offices of giant business conglomerates are usually located in these two cities. In addition to this, Ahmedabad is also among business centres; hence, many people travelled to and from this city also. Apart from this, Goa emerged as the top holiday destinations followed by other beach cities of domestic ones. However, in case of international destinations, people preferred South-Asian cities, in which Dubai topped the chart. The frequency of Delhi, Mumbai and Ahmedabad to Dubai flights was increased significantly. The report also mentions a steep upward curve in the number of fliers when compared to previous years and found that addition in capacity, discount on airfares along with increased affordability lead to these extraordinary results. Not only flights, but hotel bookings also witnessed rise, especially in budget property section.

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