
A Bold Move into New Markets
EaseMyTrip, one of India’s leading online travel platforms, is taking a giant leap into international markets. The company has officially entered Brazil and Saudi Arabia while strengthening its presence in the U.S. and Dubai. With new subsidiaries set up in these regions, EaseMyTrip is ready to tap into some of the fastest-growing travel markets in the world.
Why Brazil and Saudi Arabia?
Brazil’s travel industry is thriving, with growth expected from $21.6 billion in 2023 to $22.3 billion by 2028. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia’s tourism sector is booming, projected to jump from $53.2 billion in 2024 to $110.1 billion by 2033. To capitalize on these lucrative opportunities, EaseMyTrip has established local offices—Easy Trip Planners Do Brasil Ltda. in Brazil and Easy Trip Planners in Saudi Arabia—positioning itself to secure a significant market share.

Dubai Expansion: Tours & Holiday Homes
The company isn’t stopping there. Its UAE subsidiary has invested in two new Dubai-based ventures:
- EMT Tours (for inbound and outbound travel packages)
- EMT Holiday (for vacation home rentals)
With UAE’s tourism contributing 12% of its GDP, this is a smart move to capture more travelers looking for unique experiences.
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Boosting U.S. Operations
EaseMyTrip is also pumping funds into its U.S. subsidiary, EaseMyTrip USA, to capitalize on America’s massive $2.36 trillion tourism industry. This investment will help the company compete with global giants in one of the world’s biggest travel markets.
What’s Next?
Nishant Pitti, Chairman and Founder of EaseMyTrip, says this expansion is a major milestone. “We’re bringing seamless travel experiences to new corners of the world,” he explains. With innovation and customer focus at its core, EaseMyTrip is set to become a key player in global tourism.
The future looks exciting—will you be booking your next trip with them?
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