Neurodivergent Indian Travellers Seek Quiet Spaces

A recent study by Booking.com reveals that 74% of neurodivergent Indian travellers are demanding quiet spaces during their journeys. This demand reflects a broader trend towards inclusivity in travel, with neurodivergent individuals seeking sensory-friendly environments to reduce anxiety and stress. The study highlights the need for airports and hotels to provide noise-cancelling options and sensory rooms, similar to the one recently introduced at Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport. Such facilities are crucial for enhancing the travel experience for neurodivergent individuals, ensuring they can navigate airports and hotels more comfortably.

Source: Booking.com, Indian Eagle, NDTV