disclosed on Wednesday that its airport ancillary services have recorded double-digit growth, driven by rising demand for duty-free shopping and Meet & Greet assistance among Indian travellers.
The online travel platform said that among users availing its duty-free service, nearly 60 per cent purchased liquor, 30 per cent opted for perfumes, and the remaining 10 per cent chose chocolates and other items. The duty-free offering, built in partnership with Adani Digital Labs, lets international travellers pre-order products up to 30 days — and as late as one hour — before departure across seven airports including Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Lucknow, Amritsar, Mangaluru, and Thiruvananthapuram.
On the Meet & Greet front, Delhi leads adoption among metro cities, followed by Mumbai and Bengaluru. While senior citizens remain a core user base, the company noted rising uptake among the 25–30 age group, signalling a shift toward premium, experience-led travel preferences.
Founder Nishant Pitti said the trends reflect a broader behavioural change where travellers prioritise convenience and time efficiency beyond just booking tickets. The company said it plans to integrate AI-led conversational tools to further streamline travel planning.
EaseMyTrip said these services are part of a wider strategy to build a full-stack travel ecosystem encompassing visa assistance, travel insurance, and curated experiences.
The stock trades at ₹7.96 on NSE, up 2.18 per cent intraday, though the scrip remains under significant long-term pressure — down roughly 34 per cent over the past year and over 91 per cent across five years against a Nifty 50 gain of nearly 64 per cent in the same period. Total market capitalisation stands at approximately ₹2,891 crore.