Mahakumbh 2025: Luck of travel-hotel booking companies shines, devotees flock to online platforms

New Delhi: Mahakumbh has started with Paush Purnima bath. According to the information, about one crore devotees have arrived. Foreign devotees also took a dip in the Sangam. The desperation to earn virtue in Mahakumbh has increased the earnings of travel and hotel booking platforms. The fortunes of these companies have brightened in Mahakumbh. To avoid being left behind in taking the dip of faith, people want to reach Sangam city Prayagraj. Amidst the severe cold and cold wave, people coming from India and abroad are looking for a place to stay in Prayagraj. People from far and wide are booking hotels online in large numbers.

Support of online platform

Let us tell you that they are completing this through online platform. Then digital traffic is completely busy searching online sites how to get there. People are turning to online platforms due to not being able to get train, plane tickets or even hotel rooms on specific dates. Even after reaching Prayagraj, people have to take the help of online platforms to get vehicles to reach Sangam beach.

Boom in online service business

To reach Prayagraj Mahakumbh and search for accommodation, the travel medium has given a boost to the business of online service providers. This fair has started from today. There has been a flood of searches and bookings for this fair on Oyo and Make My Trip. Due to high demand, premium hotel rates have increased significantly. Most of the people coming to Prayagraj, after taking a dip in the Sangam banks, want to go to nearby Kashi and bow their heads before Baba Vishwanath. For this reason, a lot of searches and bookings are being done for Varanasi on Oyo and Make My Trip.

91 thousand rupees per day

Dome city and tent city have also been established for the convenience of people coming from abroad. Arrangements have been made to take a boat from there to Sangam. The fare for one day stay in a cottage in Dome City is up to Rs 91 thousand per day. These have been booked by devotees coming from Mauritius, America, Netherlands and England. Also read…