96 per cent of Indian travellers prefer adapting plans over cancelling trips: ReportA Booking.com report found 96 per cent of Indian travellers prefer adapting travel plans rather than cancelling during disruptions. “As many as 96 per cent say they would rather adapt their travel plans than cancel when disruptions occur,” reads the report. Similarly, as per the report, an overwhelming “99 per cent” per cent of Indian travellers associate travel with positive emotions, while “90 per cent” say having a trip to look forward to lifts their mood. The study also found that Indian travellers are increasingly prioritising meaningful experiences over packed itineraries. Despite concerns over extreme weather and health and hygiene risks (33 per cent each), crime (29 per cent), inflation (28 per cent) and political instability (24 per cent), travel remains a priority.