Online Travel Market is forecasted to rise at a 8.24% CAGR, reaching USD 1009.816 billion in 2031 from USD 628.100 billion in 2025.
The online travel industry includes all of the different reservation and booking systems that consumers can use to book their travel directly online. The online travel sector is made up of a wide range of businesses that provide various prices, charges, and locations for lodging, transit, and even trip plans. The simplicity with which flights and accommodations may be booked, the rise in digital payment acceptance, and the wide range of travel options are the driving forces behind this business. The online travel sector has the potential for exponential growth in the upcoming years due to the rapid advancement of technology and the ease of using the internet.
The key factors driving demand for the online travel market include the growth of online travel agencies and the growing demand for tourism.
In nations where a consumer database already exists, the growth is steady, but more growth is anticipated driven by regions where there are many consumers yet to be discovered, and with the business expansion of technology and the internet, it is anticipated that the market revenue will grow. Thousands of people from all around the world frequent the websites of online travel agencies (OTAs). Additionally, these agencies have established themselves as an authority on all things travel-related. People, therefore, believe the advice they get from OTAs. In addition to reaching a large audience, hotels that list in OTAs also increase the visibility of their service among other reliable sources of information. Key businesses in this market have seen an increase in income over the past few years as a result of such efforts. For instance, according to their yearly reports, MakeMyTrip had an increase of over 90% from 2021 to 2022 and produced total revenues of roughly US$131.3 million in 2021.
Growing cybercrime and social unrest in various nations restrain the industry expansion.
Consumers' attitudes are influenced by expanding digital frauds, which further drive them to avoid using Internet services for online travel purposes and services. Political and social unrest also have an effect on the tourism industry, which in turn has an impact on online travel. For example, the war between Russia and Ukraine has massively impacted the travel industry of these countries. Customers tend to stay away from these areas and nations, and governments in a number of nations discourage and restrict tourists from their nation from travelling to countries and regions where there are social and political upheavals or diseases.
The United States is expected to hold a significant market share in North America. The development is anticipated to be fuelled by the rising number of foreign students who opt to continue their education in the US, while Canada is becoming more and more popular among foreign immigrants looking to reside abroad. The Canadian government has made significant investments in an effort to entice more immigrants to migrate, which serves as a revenue-generating component for the expansion of the North American market. The European market will increase as tourism grows in European nations like Spain, Portugal, Italy, and others. Asia Pacific is anticipated to grow its market share in internet travel significantly over the coming years with countries like India, Thailand, Vietnam, and so on becoming attractive tourist destinations. It has the most development potential in the online travel sector. The growth is linked to higher expendable revenue, growth in the working-class population, and increased internet facility coverage.
Key Market Segments
By Platform
Mobile and Tablet
Computers
By Service Type
Hotels
Flights
Vacation packages
Cars
Cruises
Others
By Payment Modes
UPI
E-Wallet
Debit/Credit Card
Others
By Geography
North America
USA
Canada
Mexico
South America
Brazil
Argentina
Others
Europe
Germany
France
United Kingdom
Spain
Others
Middle East and Africa
Saudi Arabia
UAE
Others
Asia Pacific
China
India
Japan
South Korea
Indonesia
Thailand
Others