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Holiday EMI: pay in instalments

Travel O Hub lets you pay for a holiday in monthly instalments through partner credit cards, so you can book the trip now and spread the cost.

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Good to know

Before you choose EMI

Partner cards

EMI works on our partner credit cards. Ask us for the current list when you book.

Terms set by your bank

Tenure, interest and any processing fee come from your card issuer, so check them before you confirm.

Same trip, same inclusions

Your package and what it includes stay the same; only the way you pay changes.

Taxes as usual

5% GST and 5% TCS apply on the package value, whichever way you pay.

Three steps

How EMI works

Step 01

Choose your trip

Pick a package or have one built for you, and confirm the costed plan.

Step 02

Pay with a partner card

Ask for EMI at payment and use one of our partner credit cards.

Step 03

Pay month by month

Your card issuer splits the amount into monthly instalments on your statement.

Bigger trips, smaller instalments

Trips worth spreading out

Indicative starting rates per adult on twin / triple share. 5% GST + 5% TCS applicable.

Before you ask

EMI questions

Anything not covered here, ask us directly. We answer on the phone, not by ticket.

+91 79750 15967
Which cards can I use for EMI?

EMI is available on our partner credit cards. Ask us for the current list when you book, as it can change.

Is there interest on holiday EMI?

That depends on your card issuer’s EMI plan. Some plans carry interest or a processing fee, so check the terms before you confirm.

How do I choose EMI?

Tell us when you are ready to pay. We confirm the amount, and you choose EMI with a partner credit card.

Does paying by EMI change my package?

No. The trip and its inclusions stay the same; only the way you pay changes.

Let's plan it

Ask about EMI

Tell us the trip you have in mind and we will walk you through the EMI options on partner cards.

EMI terms come from your card issuer.