Mumbai is home to more billionaires than any city except London and New York City. Manisha Patel & Tanisha Barar of Relevance explain how to cut-through in Asia’s wealthiest metropolis.

Bazaar India spoke to industry experts to find out.

The combined wealth of Indian billionaires is estimated at $950 billion, ranking the country third globally, behind the US and Mainland China.

India's beauty market is booming with both global and native brands ruling the roost.

Globally, 29.8% of the Next Gen HNWIs have cited preference for high-end real estate, followed by luxury car and private jet.

Big trends in travel in 2025 are driven by tech upgrades, huge investments, and next-gen infrastructure.

Christchurch Airport & Ngāi Tahu Tourism Sign Agreement in India

In a major push to expand the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) internationally, nearly 12,000 merchants in Singapore are set to accept UPI payments, reported...

Inaugural Portrait of Indian International Travellers™ unveils evolving trends and preferences of a rising global force LONDON (March 19, 2025)

India’s aviation sector has undergone a remarkable transformation, evolving from a fragmented and slow developing industry into a world-class hub of connectivity, efficiency and innovation

Having revolutionised digital transactions in India, the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) is now expanding globally

Indian Ethnic Wear Trends 2025 to Follow

Explore the dynamic growth and evolving trends in the India confectionery market. Stay ahead with insights into consumers and opportunities for growth.

India's luxury malls are lifestyle hubs for High Net-Worth Individuals. From DLF Promenade in Delhi to Quest Mall in Kolkata, discover the top locations for impactful promotions that connect your brand with affluent shoppers and India's elite.

A recent survey conducted by digital travel platform Agoda has indicated that sustainability is taking precedence for Indian travelers in 2025. According to Agoda’s 2025 Sustainable Travel Survey, India ranks as the second most sustainability-conscious travel market in Asia. The report revealed that 82% of Indian travelers are incorporating sustainable practices into their travel plans,

India’s retail sector is poised to emerge as a key player in the global retail innovation landscape by 2025.

Luxury Tribe, a distinguished platform uniting global luxury travel brands and India’s elite travel trade professionals, is gearing up for its 2025 edition

This trend is set to grow further, with 66% of Indian travellers planning to travel more in 2025, leading the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region in both travel intent and spending, as per Skyscanner.

Duty-free shopping is always a great option to buy alcohol, cosmetics, and luxury goods at lower prices, especially given the high import tariffs in India. Buying these products at international duty-free shops helps one to enjoy significant savings. Here’s a look at some of the best duty-free options across different countries.

Tourism New Zealand has signed joint venture agreements with nine Indian travel companies, including EaseMyTrip, MakeMyTrip, SOTC Travel, Thomas Cook India and Kesari Travels. These partnerships will focus on developing curated travel experiences that align with Indian traveller preferences.

As India rapidly matures in global and economic influence, so does the buying power of its vast and adventurous travelling population. According to new research by MMGY Travel Intelligence, passport-carrying adults in India intend to spend an average of $4,755 on leisure trips in the next 12 months, pinpointing a 14% increase in spending over the past year. This and other findings are at the core of Portrait of Indian International Travellers™ – which unveils key new insights into the travel behaviors, motivations and preferences of Indian travellers exploring abroad.

Agoda’s 2025 Sustainable Travel Survey reveals its ranking of Asia’s most sustainability-conscious travelers

Frankfurt is of growing interest to the Indian market. India’s outbound tourism to Frankfurt grew significantly in 2024, accounting for a sizeable share of the city’s foreign visitors. Over 200,000 Indian travellers visit Germany annually, with Frankfurt being the key entry point. A further 10 per cent increase is expected in 2025.