September 29, 2025 | Press Release

As aviation and visa reforms reshape travel between India and the Philippines, two B2B leaders — India’s DMCBazaar and the Philippines’ Biyaheko.ph — have announced a strategic partnership designed to capture this new wave of opportunity.

The alliance delivers 100% live, bookable inventory of transfers, tours, activities, and hotels, giving Indian travel agents a powerful new tool just as the market becomes easier to access.

A Market on the Move
From October 1, 2025, Air India will operate non-stop flights between Delhi and Manila — the first direct connection between the two capitals. Combined with the Philippines’ recent visa-free entry for Indian tourists (14 days, or up to 30 days with a U.S., Schengen, or similar visa), the destination is now far more accessible.

These shifts create an environment where DMCBazaar and Biyaheko.ph’s combined strengths — live inventory, technology, and local expertise — can thrive.

What It Means for Agents
For Indian travel advisors, the partnership translates into seamless packaging options, real-time booking capabilities, and confidence in selling a destination that is now “ready-to-go.” Rising demand can now be matched with instant access to ground services across the Philippines.

Ajay Kesavan, CEO, Biyaheko.ph, said, “The timing of our partnership with DMCBazaar could not be better. With direct Delhi–Manila flights and visa-free entry now in place, we are ready to welcome a new wave of Indian tourists. Agents worldwide will now see the Philippines as a ready, book-and-go destination.”

Varun Sarda, Co-Founder, DMCBazaar, added, “We’ve always believed in breaking down barriers in destination supply. With direct air links and easier entry policies, our model shifts from vision to inevitability. This partnership represents a landmark step in a market primed for scale.”

Irshad Mahmood Dadan, Co-Founder, DMCBazaar, noted, “Successful partnerships are about trust and timing. Biyaheko brings proven ground operations, DMCBazaar brings technology and scale. Together, we’re building a network that can eventually extend across Southeast Asia.”

A New Chapter in Indo-Philippines Tourism
With flights, visas, and inventory aligning at the right moment, this collaboration signals a new chapter in Indo-Philippines travel. For the Indian trade, it marks not just another partnership, but a tangible opportunity to tap into one of Southeast Asia’s most underexplored yet promising destinations.