Thomas Cook India expects long-haul recovery in H2 FY27 after Q1 revenue falls 28%
West Asia disruptions hit Thomas Cook India’s long-haul business in Q1 FY2027, while domestic, short-haul, corporate and MICE travel stayed resilient. Consolidated net profit fell 13% year-on-year to ₹63 crore and travel revenue declined 14% to ₹1,710 crore.
Thomas Cook India expects its long-haul travel business to recover in H2 FY2027 after Q1 revenue fell 28% amid West Asia disruptions. Domestic, short-haul, corporate and MICE segments remained resilient, while the company expands digital offerings.
Why this matters
No related recent signals were provided. Thomas Cook India's Q1 FY2027 results show geopolitical disruption concentrated in long-haul travel while domestic, short-haul, corporate and MICE demand held up.
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