IRCTC launches six-day Singapore–Malaysia tour from Kolkata, from ₹89,050

IRCTC’s Sizzling Singapore & Malaysia package departs Kolkata from 28 October to 2 November 2026. The 30-seat itinerary includes flights, meals and visa support, with double-occupancy pricing at ₹109,930 per person.

— Source publishedSun, 13 Sept, 2026, 19:05 IST·First seen Sun, 13 Sept, 2026, 19:46 IST·Source Business Today · Latest

What happened

IRCTC launched its Sizzling Singapore & Malaysia six-day tour package from Kolkata, covering Singapore and Malaysian destinations. The package includes flights,

Key facts

  • 30 seats
  • 28 October 2026 to 2 November 2026
  • Single occupancy: ₹133,550 per person
  • Double occupancy: ₹109,930 per person
  • Triple occupancy: ₹112,100 per person
  • Child with bed: ₹111,500
  • Child without bed: ₹89,050
  • 30% non-refundable advance
  • ₹80,000 minimum bank-statement closing balance

Why this matters

Travel platforms, airlines and destination partners could view IRCTC’s 30-seat Kolkata departure as a partnership opportunity for packaged inventory, ancillary sales and regional outbound distribution.

What to watch

  • Package sellout or a second Singapore-Malaysia departure announced before mid-2026.
  • Changes in Singapore or Malaysia visa, entry, airline-capacity or airfare conditions for Indian travellers.
  • Competitive Kolkata-origin ASEAN package pricing from MakeMyTrip, EaseMyTrip, Thomas Cook, SOTC and local operators.
  • Evidence that the advertised starting fare is widely available versus limited to specific occupancy or inventory conditions.
  • Rupee depreciation or higher airfares that force repricing of fixed-departure international packages.
  • Track booking velocity and waitlist formation for the 30-seat October 2026 departure.
  • Launch follow-on Kolkata departures for peak winter, school-holiday and year-end travel periods if initial occupancy is strong.
  • Clarify the ₹89,050 entry price versus ₹109,930 double-occupancy pricing, including room, child, single-supplement and optional-excursion terms.
  • Use bank EMI, early-booking discounts and repeat-customer offers to reduce the upfront-ticket barrier.
  • Test adjacent bundled routes such as Thailand-Malaysia, Vietnam-Cambodia or Singapore cruise extensions from eastern India.