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Hotels business has hit a critical mass for ixigo, co confident of triple digit growth: Group CEO

Hotels business has hit a critical mass for ixigo, co confident of triple digit growth: Group CEO
Source: The Economic Times

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  • ✓Ixigo reported its hotel business hit a critical mass, crossing 5,000 room nights booked daily.
  • ✓Group CEO Aloke Bajpai said, “We decided to break out the hotels vertical and disclose it as a separate line of business.” The company saw revenue grow over 500% as it targets the mid-market segment.

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Category
BUSINESS
Reported By
The Economic Times
Reading Speed
4 Minute(s)
Market Focus
India Economy

Synopsis

ixigo has reported substantial growth in its hotel business, surpassing 5,000 room nights booked daily. The company is aiming to become a leading player in the mid-market hotel segment over the next few years. ixigo's revenue from hotel bookings has seen impressive year-on-year growth, primarily from its own user base. International flight bookings also showed significant growth, as domestic fares remained high.

New Delhi: The hotels business has hit a 'critical mass' for ixigo, even as the company grows in the airline business despite flight macros in the country remaining a ‘bit challenging’, said group CEO Aloke Bajpai in an interview with ET.

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