The travel company operating ASAP Tickets, Skylux Travel, Oojo, Triplicity, Dreamport, and other travel brands, has released its commercial results for the first half of 2025, demonstrating steady growth and shifting consumer travel behaviour.
During the first six months of 2025, Trevolution Group has revealed that its bookings topped $627.41 million, with 508,333 airline tickets issued across its global travel portfolio.
Along with further developing Oojo, the travel group’s fully online travel platform, as well as strengthening Triplicity in the EU and Middle East markets, Trevolution Group continues scaling Dreampass – its travel app – which has surpassed 37,000 memberships.
Trevolution Group has built its success on its ability to serve a diverse customer base, including ethnic, leisure, corporate, and high-net-worth individuals, across multiple channels.
With over two decades of market expertise, the travel group remains strongly rooted in the Visiting Friends and Relatives (VFR) travel segment, while actively expanding its presence in both leisure and corporate travel.
In the first half of 2025, the Philippines, India, Italy, Nigeria, the United Kingdom, and the United States remained among the top destinations, reaffirming the Group’s dominance in long-haul, purpose-driven travel.
Canada emerged as a breakout destination, with demand growing by 164% year-over-year, followed by Mexico (+58.97%) and Vietnam (+49.99%), signalling a shift toward culturally rich, accessible travel hubs.
While Turkey dropped from the top 10, Thailand, which experienced 24.33% growth in interest, entered the list. As one of the most popular destinations among Trevolution clients, Italy, meanwhile, experienced a 24% drop in demand.
Similarly to last year, most of the passengers, or 88.69%, opted for economy class flights, while every 9th passenger chose business class tickets.
Demand for business class trips, however, increased by 32.43% compared to the 1H of 2024 and amounted to 57,421 tickets issued.
While the demand for round-trip tickets decreased by 2.33%, it still proved to be the most frequently booked travel option, accounting for over 70% of all tickets issued in the first half of 2025.
According to Trevolution Group’s sales data, average trip duration is contracting, and travellers are booking further in advance.
This indicates a shift toward more frequent, purpose-driven travel. While more than 31% of passengers continue to book their trips over 90 days in advance, the most significant growth has been seen in the 21–30 day booking window, which recorded a 7.41% increase in demand.
Meanwhile, the 11-20 day booking window experienced 5.25% growth in demand, and the 31-40 day booking window saw a 3.38% increase in demand.
The average length of stay abroad for economy class passengers decreased by 1.85 days and amounted to 26.41 days, while for business class, it decreased by 0.73 days in H1 of 2025 vs. 2024, with 22.41 days being the average period customers currently spend abroad enjoying leisure tourism or visiting their friends and relatives.
Trevolution Group is also seeing a subtle shift toward younger travellers; travellers aged 11–20 now represent 10.45% (up from 9.88%). The 21–30 age group increased to 9.21% (up from 8.54%).
However, just like previously, seniors aged 90+ continue to lead the way in terms of customer volume (31.19%).
“We’re seeing a more deliberate traveller emerge—one who plans earlier, travels slightly shorter but more often, and seeks a balance between value and comfort,” said Alex Weinstein, the founder of Dyninno Group of Companies.
“This is also the reason why our newest creation, super-app Dreampass, is taking off so rapidly – with Dreampass scaling beyond 37,000 users, we are building more than an app; we are providing customers with better, faster services and even more control over their entire travel experience.”
