The companies said the collaboration brings “magical Disney holidays at sea” to Indian travellers, with itineraries covering Australia and New Zealand. The 16-day Australian Extravaganza tour will include a four-night sailing on Disney Wonder, with departures scheduled from India in November 2025 and January 2026.
Cruise holidays are gaining traction among Indian consumers, with surveys showing nearly half of respondents keen to explore cruises, they said in a statement. Thomas Cook and SOTC aim to leverage this demand with joint marketing campaigns across digital and retail channels, combining their “phygital” model to reach both metros and smaller cities.
Disney Wonder offers Broadway-style shows, deck parties, themed restaurants, youth clubs, and family-friendly amenities. “Indian consumers are increasingly seeking premium, experience-rich journeys, and Disney Cruise Line delivers exactly that,” said Rajeev Kale, President & Country Head, Holidays, MICE, Visa - Thomas Cook India.
S.D. Nandakumar, President & Country Head - Holidays and Corporate Tours, SOTC Travel, added that cruising is fast emerging as an aspirational holiday choice beyond metros, with demand rising from Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities as well.
Shares of Thomas Cook India were trading at Rs 164.10 on Friday, down 1.50 percent, after moving between Rs 164.04 and Rs 167.53 during the day. Over the past year, the stock has fallen 18.75 percent, having traded in a range of Rs 118.25 to Rs 224.50. The company’s shares currently trade at a price-to-earnings multiple of 30.42.
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