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GURUGRAM- IndiGo Airlines (6E) has expanded its international network, launching new routes and increasing frequencies to Singapore, Kuwait, and Sri Lanka from October 2024. The airline introduces a daily direct flight from Coimbatore to Singapore starting October 27.
Flight frequencies will increase from Chennai to Singapore and Colombo beginning October 15, and from Mumbai to Kuwait from October 29. This expansion aims to meet the rising demand for business, luxury, and leisure travel during the festive and holiday seasons.
Photo: IndiGo LinkedIn PageIndiGo Singapore, Kuwait, and Sri Lanka Flights
Chennai, a key hub in IndiGo’s network, connects to 48 destinations through 908 weekly direct flights. Known as the ‘Detroit of India’ for its automobile industry, Chennai also attracts tourists with its classical dance, cuisine, silk sarees, and historic architecture.
The new routes and increased frequencies target vibrant economic and tourist destinations in Southeast Asia and the Middle East. This strategic move is expected to boost tourism and enhance connectivity between India and these regions.
IndiGo’s expansion focuses on major commercial and tourist centers in South and Central India. The airline aims to provide passengers with more options for international travel, catering to diverse travel needs.
The timing of this expansion aligns with the festive season and holiday months, typically periods of high travel demand. By increasing its international presence, IndiGo positions itself to capture a larger share of the growing market for cross-border travel.
Vinay Malhotra, Head of Global Sales at IndiGo, announced increased connectivity to Singapore (72 weekly flights from 9 Indian cities), Colombo (37 weekly flights from 4 Indian cities), and Kuwait (34 weekly flights from 5 Indian cities). These expansions aim to strengthen economic and cultural ties, boosting trade and tourism.
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Coimbatore, known for its textile industry and cultural sites like Vellingiri Hill Temple and Perur Pateeswarar Temple, gains direct access to Singapore. The city now offers 141 weekly flights to 7 destinations.
Mumbai, India’s financial hub, increases its connectivity with 1,292 weekly flights to 72 destinations, including enhanced service to Kuwait. The city’s diverse attractions span colonial architecture and modern skyscrapers.
Singapore, dubbed the “Lion City” and “Garden City,” attracts visitors with landmarks like Merlion Park and Gardens by the Bay. The new Coimbatore-Singapore route opens up these experiences to more Indian travelers.
Colombo, Sri Lanka’s capital, offers a blend of history and modernity, featuring colonial landmarks and vibrant markets. Increased flights from Chennai enhance access to Colombo’s cultural heritage and beaches.
Kuwait, a growing commercial center, boasts iconic structures like the Kuwait Towers and Liberation Tower. New direct flights from Mumbai are expected to boost tourism and business travel to this Middle Eastern destination.
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