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Thomas Cook India expects higher fiscal 2028 travel bookings, delays Europe summer launch

Reported by: Economic Times ·

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Economic Times reported that Thomas Cook India expects passenger numbers and bookings to rise in fiscal 2028, and that it has postponed its summer European holiday packages because of unrest and extreme weather conditions. The same report said the company's revenue declined, without giving a figure in the headline. Fiscal 2028 means the financial year from April 2027 to March 2028, so this is a view of bookings more than a year ahead. The headline gives no numbers for the revenue fall, the size of the Europe business or the dates of the delayed packages. Thomas Cook India is a listed travel company, so its booking trends matter to how its travel business earns money.

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Thomas Cook India expects higher fiscal 2028 travel bookings, delays Europe summer launch

Thomas Cook (India) anticipates a rise in passenger numbers and bookings in fiscal year 2028. The company has postponed its summer European holiday packages due to unrest and extreme weather conditions. Revenue declined…

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