TravTalk India Online Magazine
TravelBullz marked its 15th Foundation Day with a three-city roadshow in India this year. Talking about the company’s performance thus far and plans for the future, KD Singh, Founder & President, TravelBullz, said that their overall global hotel business has grown 400% over the last three years. The company will be clocking $55 million worth of global hotel sales this year.
Surbhi Sharma
The second edition of TravelBullz’ Great India Roadshow 2025 successfully concluded in Delhi recently after covering Kolkata, Ludhiana and a special stop in Amritsar. The roadshow aimed to showcase both new and existing products — ranging from hotels to attractions while updating partners on renovations, upgrades and fresh offerings.
Insights on India market
KD Singh, Founder & President, TravelBullz, said that the unique element of the event was its focus on showcasing the diversity of India’s travel markets to international exhibitors. Travel agents from across Eastern India, Punjab and Delhi NCR were highlighted as distinct buyer segments.
Strengthening core portfolio
The roadshow coincided with the company’s 15th Foundation Day. “Known as a market leader for Thailand, we are now aggressively expanding our portfolio,” revealed Singh. In the roadshow, the spotlight was on three key destinations — Thailand, Singapore and the grand launch of Destination Dubai. “India has seen strong momentum with over 1,000 contracted hotels, while Singapore remains one of the company’s most reliable zero-error markets. Dubai, relaunched during the roadshow, was promoted with a unique incentive: the first 1,000 travellers booking a full package will receive a complimentary stretch limo ride on Sheikh Zayed Road culminating in a Burj Khalifa experience.”
Global hotel business
The company also emphasised the rapid growth of its global hotel stack, now featuring more than one million properties worldwide. Partnerships with global chains like Marriott and regional groups, such as Anantara, Onyx and Sentara have strengthened both static and dynamic offerings. The global hotel business has grown 400% over the past three years, with projected sales of $55 million this year.
Future roadmap & expansion plans
Looking ahead, the firm plans to add Bali, Vietnam, New Zealand and Australia to its portfolio, alongside a return to Hong Kong and Macau by the year-end.
Rising demand from tier II & III cities
Luxury and experiential travel remain central to the company’s growth strategy. Singh highlighted that luxury demand is no longer limited to metros but is growing strongly in tier II and III cities. To support this, the company has partnered with the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and Singapore Tourism Board (STB) for training and joint campaigns, ensuring agents from smaller cities can effectively sell high-end products.
