EaseMyTrip leans on domestic travel, closes Rs 514 cr acquisition spree to widen ecosystem
CEO Rikant Pittie says 90% of revenue now comes from domestic tourism as EaseMyTrip wraps five share-swap acquisitions worth Rs 514 crore in November 2025. The OTA is also pushing into hospitality-adjacent plays, opening its Savee cafeteria at Qutub Minar in partnership with the Archaeological Survey of India.
EaseMyTrip CEO Rikant Pittie says the travel platform is focused on long-term growth, with 90% revenue from domestic tourism, completed five share-swap acquisitions worth Rs 514 crore in November 2025, and opened Savee cafeteria at Qutub Minar.
Why this matters
Signals EaseMyTrip's pivot from pure OTA to integrated travel ecosystem, building on its AI push and surging enquiry volumes ahead of FIFA 2026.
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