Indian couples choose Vietnam Mauritius, and Bali as their honeymoon locations in 2025

November through March is considered to be an excellent time for marriages in India. It is anticipated that this will result in newlywed couples taking honeymoons to far-flung overseas locations, which will benefit the tourism industry. There will be 4.8 million marriages in 2024, according to the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT), which would lead to a surge in honeymoon travel plans to both local and foreign locations.With a special campaign aimed at newlyweds, Visa services platform Atlys is taking advantage of this chance.

Mohak Nahta, the CEO of Atlys, recently asked couples who want to tie the knot within the next six months to submit their wedding cards for a chance to win two complimentary visas. Four million couples will begin their honeymoon with a four-letter word this wedding season, and it's not love. In reality, it's V-I-S-A," an Atlys commercial stated. In response, more than 200 couples have invited each other to Nahta's private chat."In the past three months, Atlys has seen a 40% rise in visa applications, reflecting the growing trend of destination honeymoons," Nahta stated to Business Standard.Preferences for winter travel Indian tourists continue to favor classic winter vacation spots even outside of honeymoons. Popular destinations for quick winter vacations include the United Arab Emirates, Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Egypt. The festive allure of European cities like Vienna, Zurich, and London also continues to attract millennial tourists. Atlys reports a 27.2% rise in visa applications to these cities.