Travel Packages for Indian Families

Travel Saga Holidays said this week it has expanded international holiday packages aimed at Indian families and other outbound travelers. (travelsagaholidays.in, einnews.com) The Jaipur-based company said on April 21, 2026 that the new lineup covers destinations including Dubai, Singapore, Thailand, Bali, Maldives, Vietnam, Turkey and selected European countries. It said the packages bundle itinerary planning, hotel bookings and visa guidance. (einnews.com) On its India website, Travel Saga Holidays says it sells customized international trips for family vacations, honeymoons, group tours and luxury holidays, and that it offers tourist visa assistance alongside flights, hotels, sightseeing, transfers and guided tours. The company says it is part of Dubai-based Travel Saga Tourism and launched in India on March 7, 2026. (travelsagaholidays.in, travelsagaholidays.in) The timing tracks a broader rise in Indians traveling abroad. India’s Ministry of Tourism said outbound travel reached 30.89 million departures in 2024, up 10.79% from the previous year. (tourism.gov.in) Travel demand is also spreading beyond the biggest cities. TravClan’s India Outbound Travel Index 2025, cited by ET TravelWorld on February 28, 2026, said non-metro cities accounted for 63% of India’s outbound international travelers in a dataset covering about 247,000 passengers and more than INR 500 crore in bookings. (travel.economictimes.indiatimes.com) That helps explain why agencies are pitching packaged trips that reduce planning work for larger groups. ICICI Lombard’s WanderSafe Report 2025 said 41% of Indian international travelers faced planning challenges such as visas, logistics and insurance clarity, while 63% preferred Asian destinations. (passionateinmarketing.com) Travel Saga’s own package pages lean into that convenience pitch. Its site advertises short-haul itineraries such as Thailand trips lasting 3 to 8 days and describes Dubai and Maldives products as suitable for families as well as couples. (travelsagaholidays.in) The company has not publicly posted pricing in the materials reviewed, and the launch details available online come largely from its own website and a company-issued press release. Even so, the rollout shows how smaller travel brands are trying to capture India’s growing market for organized overseas family travel. (travelsagaholidays.in, einnews.com)