<div id="readability-page-1"><div><div><div id="article-index-0">  <p>While domestic corporate travel may get a leg up, companies are looking to drive greater efficiency in travel spending amid the possibility of rising operating costs due to global factors.</p> </div><div id="article-index-1">  <p>   “Modern corporates are targeting travel optimisation. This does not mean cutting costs by asking employees to travel less, but extracting more value within the same budget,” said Raj Rishi Singh, chief marketing officer and chief business officer — corporate, flights and Gulf Cooperation Council at MakeMyTrip. The company clocked gross bookings of more than $1 billion in 2025 across its corporate platforms — Quest2Travel, myBiz, and Happay — underscoring the segment’s potential.</p> </div><div id="article-index-2">  <p>   The Indian corporate travel market accounts for nearly 30 per cent of the overall travel industry, making it a critical component. An IMARC report pegs the market size at $44.61 billion in 2025, with projections to reach $81.54 billion by 2034, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 6.93 per cent from 2026 to 2034.</p> </div><div id="article-index-3">  <p>   Corporate earnings for the quarter ended December held up, with double-digit growth for the fourth consecutive quarter, according to a Motilal Oswal report. Even as the West Asian crisis unfolds, the brokerage expects earnings to stay healthy.</p> </div><div id="article-index-4">  <p>   “There is a clear relationship between business performance and corporate travel demand. When companies see stronger earnings and expansion opportunities, travel demand typically rises,” said Vinod Kumar Sah, chief technology officer and cofounder, CoTrav.</p> </div><div id="article-index-5">  <p>   According to the Global Business Travel Association, India’s business travel spending reached an estimated $38.3 billion in 2024, making it the eighth-largest market globally. This growth is supported by improvements in aviation infrastructure, expansion of hotel inventory, and the rise of the meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE) segment.</p> </div><div id="article-index-6">  <p>   “As organisations scale, travel becomes essential for client engagement, project execution, internal collaboration, and market expansion — making it a core business function rather than a discretionary expense,” Sah added.</p> </div><div id="article-index-7">  <p>   Sector watchers said organisations are becoming more focused on travel efficiency, cost optimisation, and employee experience, driving greater adoption of structured, technology-enabled travel management solutions.</p> </div><div id="article-index-8">  <p>   Sah concurred that more companies are adopting new-age solutions to improve compliance and reduce leakage, pushing travel service providers to keep pace. “We are also focusing on digital tools to align with this demand,” he said.</p> </div><div id="article-index-9">  <p>   Domestic corporate travel remains a strong and expanding segment, supported by economic growth, increased business activity, and the rise of multi-city operations across industries. As demand picks up, travel aggregators are honing their focus on the segment, offering value-driven services and digital tools to help companies improve efficiency.</p> </div><div id="article-index-10">  <div><p>“We are at the forefront of this shift and are keen to grow our share in the corporate segment. What sets us apart is our integrated stack — from bookings via myBiz to expense management through Happay — giving corporates end-to-end visibility and control over travel spend on a single platform,” Singh added.<small> </small></p></div> </div><div id="article-index-12">  <ul> <li>      As airfare and travel costs swell, leisure travel has taken a backseat</li> <li>      Firms are going for travel optimisation – experiencing value within budget</li> <li>      Corporate travel market segment constitute almost 30% of the travel industry</li> <li>      Market size projected to reach $81.54 billion by 2034, with CAGR of 6.93% from 2026-2034</li> <li>      Travel aggregators are ensuring digital tools to help corporate houses drive efficiency</li> </ul>  </div></div></div></div>

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<p>企業差旅正處於增長的前景中，因為公司在全球因素導致成本上升的情況下，專注於旅行優化。印度企業差旅市場佔旅行行業近 30%，預計將從 2025 年的 446.1 億美元增長到 2034 年的 815.4 億美元，年均增長率為 6.93%。公司正在採用技術驅動的解決方案，以提高旅行效率和員工體驗。MakeMyTrip 報告稱其企業平台的總預訂額超過 10 億美元，突顯了該細分市場的潛力。儘管面臨全球挑戰，企業盈利仍然強勁，表明商業表現與旅行需求之間存在正相關關係</p>

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