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Klook has withdrawn its planned U.S. initial public offering, opting to wait for more favorable market conditions as the travel experiences platform continues to expand globally and push toward profitability.

Indians are traveling more, booking later and bringing the whole family along, and the accommodation industry is racing to keep up.

Ixigo expects hotels to become one of its largest businesses within four to five years, co-founder and group co-CEO Aloke Bajpai said on the company's earnings call Monday.

Booking.com wants to win over more Indian travelers, whether they're traveling within the country or abroad.

Yotel is developing new hotel formats as it aims to grow from about 24 properties to 100 by 2031, with a more upscale take on its compact rooms and

Taj-owner Indian Hotels Company (IHCL) expects to pass its 700-hotel target for 2030 by March next year. The company said it will announce a higher goal next month.

Oyo parent Prism has cut its planned IPO nearly in half, to INR 33.5 billion ($353 million) from INR 66.5 billion ($702 million). That means the

IndiGo and the Air India Group said they will be moving some international flights from Mubai Airport to Navi Mumbai through 2027.

MakeMyTrip is using a weaker domestic air travel environment to push deeper into hotels, buses and cabs -- the parts of India's travel market where it believes the bigger long-term opportunity lies.

Sunday PropTech has agreed to acquire Fletcher Hotels, one of the largest hotel groups in the Netherlands, giving the Indian hotel investor an established European business with 170 hotels and a long history of acquisitions.