Goa, Aug. 9 -- Travel continues to play an important role in the happiness and wellbeing of Indians, with most travellers showing a willingness to adapt their plans rather than cancel trips when disruptions occur, according to the inaugural Travel Happiness Index.

The study, based on a survey of 10,136 travellers across 10 Asia-Pacific markets, found that 96 per cent of Indian respondents would prefer to modify their travel plans rather than cancel their trips when faced with disruptions.

Among those willing to adapt, 28 per cent said they would choose an alternative destination, while 19 per cent would postpone their trip. Another 19 per cent said they would change the timing or duration of their travel.

The report also highlighted th...