- MakeMyTrip’s corporate business crossed $1 billion in gross bookings in 2025.
- Corporate travel now is more than 10 percent of total gross bookings.
- It plans to add forex and visa services for international corporate travellers.
MAKEMYTRIP, INDIA’S ONLINE travel company, reported that corporate business surpassed $1 billion in gross bookings in calendar year 2025. Corporate travel now accounts for more than 10 percent of the company’s total gross bookings.
The growth was driven by its platforms—Quest2Travel, MyBiz and Happay—which together serve large corporations across India, MakeMyTrip said in a statement. The corporate travel portfolio covers 500 large enterprises, including 150 Bombay Stock Exchange 500 companies and 75,000 small and medium-sized enterprise nationwide.
MakeMyTrip, founded in 2000, is led by Founder and Chairman Deepak Kalra and Co-founder and Group CEO Rajesh Magow.
“Our corporate travel business is relatively new compared to our B2C operations but has scaled up rapidly over about five years,” said Rajesh Magow, co-founder and group CEO. “Our differentiated, technology-led proposition—combining deep supply strength across flights, hotels and ground transport with a consumer-grade experience—has driven faster adoption and allowed us to address enterprise needs at scale. AI is already embedded across our platforms and as we evolve, it will further enhance decision support, personalisation and efficiency for corporate clients.”
Adoption has been strong across banking, automotive, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, telecom, FMCG, insurance, IT services and cement, reflecting the company’s enterprise reach and scale, the statement said. The company’s corporate travel solutions cover flights, hotels, ground transport, insurance and expense management. The platforms integrate company-owned assets such as taxi fleets and guest houses and connect with more than 100 HRMS systems to support compliance with corporate travel policies.
Its focus on efficiency and convenience has supported growth in the SME segment, a key driver of the business travel portfolio, the company said. Looking ahead, it plans to expand services such as forex and visa assistance for international corporate travellers.
A recent report by London-based housing provider SilverDoor found that corporate travel is rising in tertiary Indian cities as businesses expand beyond major hubs.
