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Skyscanner: How to get the best deal on flights from India

Posted on 11 July 201711 July 2017 By Mayuri Sharrma

Travel ranks high up there on almost everyone’s wish list. Travel gives you an opportunity to relax, rejuvenate, see the world and experience different cultures. Well planned travel can ease the burden on your wallet, thereby easing the burden on your mind.

 

Did you know?

 

72% of Indian travellers don’t know how to get a good deal on flight tickets

 

Leading global travel search engine, Skyscanner has analysed two years’ worth of travel search data from over 60 million monthly users to answer the one question that always puzzles travellers: when is the best time to book flights?

A recent survey of Indian travellers revealed 72% do not know when is the best time to book flights. Skyscanner’s survey further unveiled 69% of travellers incorrectly estimate the best air fares can be found less than 12 weeks before departure, when in fact the best deals are snapped up by travellers who plan in advance. Traveller’s eyeing up Bali for their summer trip can save up to 51% on flight tickets by booking 25 weeks in advance or risk paying 27% more than the average fare when they leave booking to the last minute. 

The same trend appears for air fares to the Indian traveller’s favourite summer destinations. Traveller’s looking to vacation in Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok can grab flights for 35% and 33% less than the average fare, respectively, when booking 24 weeks prior to departure.

Skyscanner recommends booking 24 weeks in advance for travellers venturing to Europe or the USA for their summer vacations for savings of 22% and 18%, respectively.

Skyscanner also reveals the most inexpensive months to travel to visit some of Indian travellers’ favourite locations. November is the cheapest month to travel to Bangkok when flights 10% cheaper than the average fare, while visa-friendly Bali can be best enjoyed in April with a 10% saving on the average fare.

Commenting on the findings, Reshmi Roy, Senior Growth Manager, Skyscanner India said, “We hope Skyscanner’s data can provide travellers with clarity on how and when to get the best deal on flights and what to expect if booking is left to the last minute. After reviewing flight prices from the last two years, we can clearly see that it pays to plan. Booking at the right time can make a huge difference to one’s expenditure on their trip, up to 51% in some cases.”

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About Skyscanner

Skyscanner is a leading global travel search company, providing free search of flights, hotels and car hire around the world

Founded in 2003, Skyscanner helps over 60 million people each month to find their travel options

Skyscanner is available in 30 languages

Skyscanner’s highly-rated free mobile app has been downloaded over 60 million times

Skyscanner employs over 800 staff and has 10 offices across the world: Barcelona, Beijing, Budapest, Edinburgh, Glasgow, London, Miami, Shenzhen, Singapore and Sofia

Skyscanner is part of the Ctrip Group

For more information, please visit https://www.skyscanner.co.in/bttb/best-time-to-book-in

Media Contact: Courtney.Lee@skyscanner.net  

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