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India well positioned to emerge as major hub for cruise tourism

by Maritimegateway
September 10, 2025
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What growth potential do you see in the Indian outbound and domestic cruise tourism market over the next five years, and what kind of traveller segments are showing the most promise?

India is one of the most exciting markets for cruise tourism today. We’re seeing a strong shift in travel behaviour – Indian consumers are prioritising meaningful, multi-destination experiences, and cruising fits perfectly into that mindset. Rising affluence, demand for experiential travel, and shifting perception from cruising being an aspirational holiday choice to being a hassle-free, all-inclusive holiday option are all contributing to this momentum.

 On the domestic front, Indian government’s initiatives including Maritime India Vision 2030, which aims to develop sophisticated cruise infrastructure and attract international cruise providers, well-positions the country to emerge as a major hub for cruise holiday tourism.

 At Royal Caribbean, we’ve observed that Indian travellers typically prefer to cruise in larger, multi-generational family groups, as well as with extended social or affinity groups. The Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions (MICE) segment is also seeing interest in cruises as an engaging and high-value alternative to traditional venues.

 Cruise holidays appeal to Indian guests because they offer seamless travel and a wide variety of dining options, entertainment, and shore excursions all in one place—and the added convenience of unpacking just once while visiting multiple destinations. Cruises are ideally suited to meet the expectations of Indian families and group travelers.

 Which international and regional cruise destinations are most preferred by Indian tourists today, and how are you adapting your itineraries and onboard experiences to cater to Indian preferences?

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India is a big sourcing market for our cruises sailing from Singapore due to proximity and convenience. Indian guests are also increasingly drawn to a range of our global itineraries with strong and growing interest in our Caribbean and Mediterranean cruises.

In the Caribbean, Indian travellers are especially drawn to our exclusive offerings, such as our private island, Perfect Day at CocoCay. This exclusive destination is designed for travelers seeking something truly unique – offering everything from thrill-filled water parks to premium cabanas and tranquil beach clubs – making it a compelling draw for Indian families, honeymooners, and groups.

 India is undoubtedly among one of our fastest-growing source markets in the region, and our long-standing exclusive partnership with TIRUN Travel Marketing enables us to offer localised content, services, and support that resonate with Indian travelers. From customized culinary offerings to curated experiences such as Diwali celebrations for families and multi-generational groups, we make sure our Indian guests feel right at home while discovering the world with us.

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