Cleartrip expects growth from air travel and non-air business
In short
Cleartrip expects to keep growing in 2027. The company says air travel is still helping, and non-air services like hotels, buses, trains and holiday packages should add more business.
This matters because a better mix of revenue could support future growth. But the reporting does not give exact financial targets or numbers for the non-air share.
What the reporting says
Cleartrip expects to sustain growth in 2027, driven by steady air-travel demand and a rising share of non-air businesses, according to a Business Standard summary. A top executive said growth doubled year on year in 2026 and the company wants to keep similar momentum while improving its business mix. The report does not give financial figures or say how much the non-air segment will contribute.
Why it matters
Cleartrip is expecting sustained growth in 2027, supported by air travel and a larger contribution from non-air services such as hotels, buses, trains and holiday packages. The company said growth doubled year on year in 2026 and it aims to maintain similar momentum while improving its business mix. The source does not provide revenue or profit figures, only management’s outlook.