MakeMyTrip, Fly91 launch Bengaluru-Lakshadweep holiday packages

The partners will offer bundled Bengaluru-Agatti trips covering flights, permits, stays, meals and guided activities. Packages start at ₹89,999 per person and will be sold through MakeMyTrip channels and Fly91’s website.

— Source publishedTue, 1 Sept, 2026, 16:24 IST·First seen Tue, 1 Sept, 2026, 16:35 IST·Source BL · Consumer & Economy

What happened

MakeMyTrip and Fly91 launched exclusive Bengaluru-Agatti holiday packages for Lakshadweep, combining flights, permits, accommodation, meals and guided

Key facts

  • 3-night, 4-day package
  • ₹89,999 per person
  • service operates every four days
  • starting November 12
  • until mid-January 2027

Why this matters

The Fly91 tie-up secures differentiated Lakshadweep access for MakeMyTrip and illustrates how airline partnerships can create exclusive destination inventory and distribution advantages.

What to watch

  • Agatti route frequency, load factors and seasonal flight cancellations
  • Package sell-through rates for peak holiday periods and average booking lead times
  • Hotel room availability, permit processing times and traveler review sentiment
  • Expansion to departures from Mumbai, Hyderabad, Chennai or other Fly91-linked markets
  • Changes in Lakshadweep tourism capacity rules, environmental restrictions or local infrastructure investment
  • Competitor launches from other OTAs, carriers or luxury travel operators
  • MakeMyTrip is likely to add fixed-date departures, EMI options and honeymoon/family-oriented package variants to improve conversion at the ₹89,999 entry price.
  • Fly91 may allocate additional Bengaluru-Agatti capacity or coordinate schedules around package departure windows if load factors and yields outperform standalone seats.
  • The partners may pursue hotel, activity and transfer exclusivity to secure inventory and standardize the guest experience.
  • Competing OTAs and airlines may launch comparable Lakshadweep bundles, increasing destination marketing while pressuring package differentiation.