IRCTC has introduced a 6‑day, 5‑night Bali tour package that bundles Kolkata‑Bali flights, 3‑star hotels, all meals, sightseeing and travel insurance for a starting price of ₹61,500. Only 20 seats are available for the group departure scheduled from 5‑10 October 2026.

  • 6D/5N Bali tour starting at ₹61,500
  • Flight, 3‑star hotel, meals, sightseeing, travel insurance included
  • Limited to 20 seats, group departure 5‑10 Oct 2026

Package Details

IRCTC Tourism unveiled the “Blissful Bali – Festive Spl.” group tour, scheduled from 5 October to 10 October 2026. Travelers will depart from Kolkata and board a Malaysia Airlines flight to Bali.

The all‑inclusive package covers:

  • Round‑trip air travel
  • Accommodation in 3‑star hotels (options for double, triple or single sharing)
  • Breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • Sightseeing of seven key attractions – Nusa Penida, Kintamani, Ubud, Ulun Danu Beratan, Tanah Lot Temple, Lempuyang and Tirta Gangga Water Palace
  • Airport‑to‑hotel and local transfers
  • Travel insurance

Pricing & Booking Options

The base fare starts at ₹61,500 for a child without a bed. Other sharing configurations are:

Sharing TypePrice per Person
Triple Sharing₹71,000
Double Sharing₹71,500
Single Sharing₹79,000
Child With Bed₹65,600

Visa fees (~₹2,599) and Indonesia tourism tax (₹780) are payable separately as they are not part of the package.

Why This Matters

BozokMedia analysis shows that bundled international tour packages by Indian rail agencies are reshaping outbound tourism, offering cost‑effective, hassle‑free solutions that attract middle‑class families seeking overseas holidays without the complexity of separate bookings.

"IRCTC’s entry into the international leisure market signals a strategic diversification that could pressure traditional travel agencies," says travel‑industry analyst Arvind Patel.
Did You Know?: Bali will host an International Music Festival in October 2026, adding an extra cultural draw for travelers on this package.

Historical Background

IRCTC has previously offered domestic holiday bundles such as the “Himalayan Trek” and “Korean Adventure.” After a sharp decline in outbound travel post‑2020, the digital‑first approach and e‑ticketing infrastructure enabled IRCTC to pivot toward international destinations, marking a significant evolution in its service portfolio.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Is the visa included in the package? No, visa fees must be paid separately.
  2. Can I add extra excursions during the trip? Yes, additional tours can be arranged through local agents for an extra charge.