India in focus for Booking.com global expansion plans, says country manager

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Online reservation platform Booking.com sees India as a "big priority" in terms of its global expansion plans and a long-term strategic player in the travel and tourism space, Santosh Kumar, the firm's Country Manager for India, Maldives, Sri Lanka, and Indonesia, said.

In an interview to PTI, Kumar said the company is betting big on India and it continues to invest "very heavily" in the country's market.

Brazil and Japan, too, are priority markets for Booking.com as it looks at further expansion in markets apart from the US, he said.