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Cleartrip
Cleartrip is diversifying beyond flights (The Hindu BusinessLine, 29 Sept), with non-air revenue up to 27% (Business Standard, 7 Oct) and holiday packages launching on the Flipkart app from October 1 (CNBC-TV18, 29 Sept). It still carries a FY25 loss of ₹651 crore on ₹235 crore revenue (Business Standard), and airfares rose more than 20% over the past year (The Hindu BusinessLine).
What it means Online travel rivals face a Flipkart-backed bundle seller moving into hotels and packages.
Latest moves
Our read of each move first, where we have one; what the report said is marked Reported.
- Reported: Cleartrip's AI-generated Big Billion Days 2026 film extends the 'Pura India Hoga Phurr' campaign thought and shows travel being marketed inside the Flipkart festive sale.Reported: Flipkart-owned Cleartrip has released an AI-generated ad film for its Big Billion Days 2026 festive sale. The film builds on the 'Pura India Hoga Phurr' campaign thought.Watch:
- Reported: On 10 October, Cleartrip ran front-page ads in The Economic Times (Bengaluru) and The Gurgaon Times that appear to apologise to Swiggy and Zomato.Reported: Watch:
Background
From 6 stories, the newest dated 13 Oct 2026. Summary written 13 Oct 2026. Newer developments are under Latest moves.
Cleartrip is a Flipkart-owned online travel platform that sells flights, hotels and holiday packages. [1] source: afaqs[2] source: The Hindu BusinessLine
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It holds about 600,000 directly contracted hotels across more than 2,000 cities. [3] source: Business Standard Business Standard reported in October 2026 that non-air bookings contribute about 27 per cent of Cleartrip's revenue, up from roughly 10 per cent 18 months ago, and that Cleartrip expects to be fully profitable next year. [3] source: Business Standard
Cleartrip launched customizable flight, hotel, activity and transfer bundles in September 2026 to diversify beyond air bookings. [2] source: The Hindu BusinessLine Holiday packages became available on the Flipkart app from October 1, with domestic packages averaging ₹50,000 to ₹1 lakh and international packages ranging from ₹1 lakh to ₹3 lakh. [4] source: CNBC-TV18 Cleartrip targets a high-single-digit gross booking value share for holiday packages by December 2027. [2] source: The Hindu BusinessLine Business Today reported that it is targeting a roughly $20 billion addressable market. [5] source: Business Today
In October 2026 Flipkart took a minority stake in TravClan, a B2B travel tech platform used by over 15,000 travel agents, to widen international holiday packages on Cleartrip and Flipkart Travel. [6] source: Business Standard On 10 October Cleartrip ran front-page ads in The Economic Times (Bengaluru) and The Gurgaon Times aimed at Swiggy and Zomato, promoting Big Billion Days 2026 travel deals. [1] source: afaqs
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Questions about Cleartrip
Who owns Cleartrip?
Cleartrip is owned by Flipkart. Afaqs described it as Flipkart-owned in October 2026, and Flipkart has also taken a minority stake in TravClan to widen holiday packages on Cleartrip and Flipkart Travel. [1] source: afaqs[6] source: Business Standard
How fast is Cleartrip growing in India?
Cleartrip said in October 2026 that non-air bookings contribute about 27 per cent of its revenue, up from roughly 10 per cent 18 months earlier. It expects the non-air share to pass 40 per cent by the end of next year. [3] source: Business Standard
What is Cleartrip's current strategy in India?
Cleartrip launched customizable holiday bundles in September 2026 and made packages available on the Flipkart app from October 1. It targets a high-single-digit gross booking value share for holidays by December 2027, and Flipkart took a minority stake in TravClan in October 2026. [2] source: The Hindu BusinessLine[4] source: CNBC-TV18[6] source: Business Standard
More stories about Cleartrip
- Cleartrip to launch holiday packages on Flipkart, fixed departures from October 1
- Festival airfares rise as domestic seat capacity drops 5.3%
Stories that mention Cleartrip
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- Flipkart climbs to 5th on Great Place To Work's Best Companies list, up from rank 58
- Tier 2/3 cities drive 60% of India's corporate travel bookings in H1 FY26