The platform currently works in Hindi and English, with plans to add more regional languages to reach deeper into Bharat. Launched in beta, Myra has already seen over 10,000 users, with feedback being used to make conversations more relevant and personalised. Rajesh Magow, Co-founder & CEO of MakeMyTrip, said users range from first-timers to repeat customers, and the focus is on refining context-aware responses for smoother planning.
MakeMyTrip is customising global large language models in-house using its travel content, while integrating them with an agentic framework to deliver a seamless experience.
Alongside Myra, the company has rolled out a global tours and attractions platform with over two lakh activities in 1,100 cities across 130 countries, all priced in Indian rupees. Myra will soon allow travellers to generate itineraries, browse content, and book flights, hotels, and tours in one go.
Despite disruptions in Q1 FY26, the company maintained profitability through disciplined P&L management. It also raised over $2.6 billion via equity and convertible notes to buy back a stake from Trip.com Group in what Magow called a purely financial restructuring. From AI-led trip planning to global expansion and strategic capital moves, MakeMyTrip is betting on technology and scale to shape the future of Indian travel.
Watch the accompanying video for the entire conversation.
