India Is Now Skyscanner’s Biggest Market, and Nearly Half Its Searches Go Abroad
Skift Take: Indians aren’t going to book a trip just because you’ve been selling them the destination.
Skift reports: Skift Take: Indians aren’t going to book a trip just because you’ve been selling them the destination.
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