NEW DELHI: German tourism industry is experiencing remarkable growth, with Indian travellers playing a key role in driving this momentum. The country has witnessed a surge in visitor numbers, reflecting a significant rise in tourism compared to previous years. With a strong air connectivity between India and Germany tourism has expanded significantly, with the number of monthly flights rising from 241 in January 2019 to 309 in January 2025, marking a 28% increase. The heightened demand for direct flights underscores Germany’s growing appeal among Indian tourists, ensuring greater ease of access and a seamless travel experience.
The German National Tourist Board (GNTB) and German Embassy in India successfully conducted a joint press conference today, highlighting Germany as the premier destination for Indian travellers. The event showcased exclusive offers designed for those seeking romantic getaways, immersive nature-filled, and sustainable travel experiences. Recognising the growing interest of Indian tourists in Germany, GNTB introduced specially curated packages tailored for their preferences.
There has been a remarkable 71,138 visitor (8,6%) surge in overnight stays by Indian tourists in 2024 to Germany, reaching 897,841. The total mean length of stay of Indian tourists was 9.6 nights in 2024 in Germany, compared to 9.3 nights in 2023, reflecting their growing engagement with the destination. This significant growth, coupled with Skift India’s report highlighting that Indian travelers’ spending soared four times faster than the global average, underscored the strategic importance of this dynamic market. The new tourism packages will position Germany as a premier destination for discerning Indian honeymooners and cultural explorers, offering a blend of romantic allure and historical depth.
Romit Theophilus, Director of Marketing & Sales Office – India at the GNTO, emphasized the country’s growing appeal: “Germany ignites Indian wanderlust by offering romantic escapes and cultural deep dives that cater to the modern traveller.