Key Quantitative Figures
- US outbound flight bookings: Up 13% year-on-year
- US to Canada flight bookings: Up 44% year-on-year
- US to Mexico flight bookings: Down 12% year-on-year
- Intra-European flight bookings: Up 37% year-on-year
- Domestic European flight bookings: Up 35% year-on-year
- International inbound flight bookings to Europe: Up 11% year-on-year
- Latin America domestic flight bookings: Up 38% year-on-year
- Latin America intra-regional flight bookings: Up 16% year-on-year
- European demand for Latin America: Up 15% year-on-year
- US demand for Latin America: Up 1% year-on-year
FIFA World Cup 2026 Impact Data
Host City Flight Demand Year-on-Year:
- Houston: Up 10.4%
- Dallas: Up 8.7%
- New York: Up 8.8%
- Toronto: Up 3.2%
- Vancouver: Up 2.7% (with Average Daily Rate up 17.1%)
- Seattle: Down 20.6%
- Mexico City: Down 24.9%
- Guadalajara: Down 25.0%
- Monterrey: Down 16.8%
International Source Markets for Host Cities:
- United Kingdom: 19.4% of flight bookings
- Brazil: 5.0%
- Germany: 4.9%
- Japan: 4.6%
- Colombia: 4.4%
- France: 4.0%
- South Korea: 3.8%
- Argentina: 2.1% of confirmed bookings, 8.2% of searches
Regional Performance Details
Europe Destination Preferences:
- North American travelers to Europe: London (13.7%), Paris (8.7%), Rome (6.5%), Madrid (4.7%), Dublin (4.6%)
- Latin American travelers to Europe: Madrid (28.5%), Paris (8.2%)
Country-Specific European Performance:
- France: Flight bookings up 15% (intra-European growth 34%), hotel searches up 11%
- Spain: Flight bookings up 28%, hotel searches up 33%
- Italy: Flight bookings up 24%, hotel searches up 30%
- UK: Flight bookings up 11%, hotel searches down 6%
- Portugal: Flight bookings up 24%, hotel searches up 24%
Middle East Hotel Search Activity:
- Western Europe to Middle East: Down 49 percentage points year-to-date
- South Asia to Middle East: Down 61 percentage points year-to-date
- Intra-regional Middle East travel: Up 9 points year-to-date
- Middle East to United States: Significant surge driven by World Cup demand
Additional Contextual Data
- Approximately one-third of summer bookings across most markets remain unmade
- Airfare increases observed since Middle East conflict escalation: Domestic US fares up 25% year-on-year
- Central America to Central America fares: Up 44%
- Top international destinations for US travelers: Mexico (8.7%), Canada (7.5%), United Kingdom (7%), Italy (6%)
Parties Involved
- RateGain Travel Technologies Limited (BSE: 543417, NSE: RATEGAIN)
- Subsidiary: Sojern (AI-powered travel platform acquired by RateGain in 2025)
- Mark Rabe, CEO at Sojern (provided commentary)
- Mukesh Kumar, General Counsel, Company Secretary & Compliance Officer at RateGain (signed the filing)
Financial Impact
Financial impact not quantified in the disclosure. The document presents market trend analysis without specific financial implications for RateGain.