ixigo

Its business spans trains, flights and buses, and it is reinvesting into hotels, AI and brand building.[2] source: Inc42

Inc42 reported in October 2026 that ixigo's Q1 FY27 revenue from operations rose 13% to ₹356.75 Cr, with GTV of ₹5,524 Cr and contribution margin of ₹144.94 Cr.[2] source: Inc42 Adjusted EBITDA fell 7% YoY to ₹29 Cr.[2] source: Inc42 In October 2026 ixigo launched 'ixigo for work', which offers corporate fares on domestic flights with reduced cancellation and rescheduling charges, free seat selection and meals, and no separate business account.[1] source: MediaBrief Travellers can save a company GSTIN to claim GST input credit.[1] source: MediaBrief ixigo recorded 100% growth in bookings to Vietnam, 70% to Sri Lanka, 30% to Singapore and 20% to Thailand as international airfares rose 40% year-on-year in summer.[3] source: The New Indian Express Business In December 2025 it reported over 100 per cent month-on-month growth in flight searches to Srinagar.[4] source: Business Standard In December 2025 it offered refunds and support after IndiGo cancelled 1,000 flights.[5] source: Business Standard ixigo is among the businesses offering Apple Pay through Razorpay, according to YourStory in October 2026.[6] source: YourStory

Ameya Velankar, ixigo's marketing SVP, outlined an AI-native app and a ChatGPT ads pilot, and said he expects AI-led travel to coexist with marketplaces.[7] source: MediaBrief ixigo ran a 9-to-5 office-worker getaway message for World Tourism Day in September 2026.[8] source: ET BrandEquity EaseMyTrip also offered refunds and support during the IndiGo cancellations.[5] source: Business Standard