Archive · 31 Jan 2026
Indian Travel Patterns Shift in 2025
In 2025, Indian travelers changed how they visited Europe.
They spent more time in fewer places and enjoyed local experiences.
Switzerland, Italy, and France were the top destinations.
Families and couples preferred slower trips, staying longer in each place.
They also used trains more and explored beyond big cities.
This shows that travelers want more relaxed and enjoyable trips rather than rushing to see many places.
Switzerland, Italy, and France accounted for over 52% of India's multi-day travel demand to Europe in 2025.
Trips shifted toward fewer cities, longer stays, and experience-led itineraries.
Family travel to Switzerland grew by 38%, and honeymoon trips rose by 21%.
Italy saw a 33% increase in two-city itineraries and a 36% rise in countryside stays.
France experienced a 29% growth in non-Paris itineraries, with travelers preferring countryside stays and day excursions.
- Who
- Indian travelers
- What
- Shift in travel patterns to Europe
- When
- 2025
- Where
- Switzerland, Italy, France
- Why
- Preference for slower, experience-led itineraries
- Top Destinations
- Switzerland, Italy, France
- Percentage of Multi-Day Travel
- 52%
- Switzerland Family Travel Growth
- 38%
- Switzerland Honeymoon Travel Growth
- 21%
- Switzerland Rail Itineraries Growth
- 44%
- Italy Two-City Itineraries Growth
- 33%
- Italy Countryside Stays Growth
- 36%
- France Non-Paris Itineraries Growth
- 29%