Nasdaq listed MakeMyTrip has reported gross bookings of $ 2.85 billion for quarter one of this fiscal year, up 19.9% year on year. The company reported an adjusted operating profit of $ 51.4 million, up from $ 47.3 million in the corresponding period of the previous fiscal. The company clocked revenues of $ 285.6 million in quarter one, up from $ 268.8 million in quarter one of the previous fiscal.Rajesh Magow, group CEO, MakeMyTrip, said despite macroeconomic disruptions, particularly in international travel, travelers made alternative choices for their leisure travel this quarter."As a result, we delivered a strong performance, underscoring the strength of our diversified range of travel products and services available on our platform," he said."While there are short-term headwinds due to the West Asia conflict impacting oil prices, we remain positive about the long-term outlook of the travel and tourism market in India on the back of infrastructure development and rising propensity to travel in India," he added.The company said it experienced strong growth in the quarter despite headwinds from multiple external events impacting travel. MakeMyTrip stated it saw a 'strong growth' in adjusted margin across segments with air ticketing growing 10.8%, hotels and packages growing 21.3%, bus ticketing growing 32.4% and other segments growing at 27.2% year on year in constant currency terms.MakeMyTrip's air ticketing gross bookings were around $ 1.54 billion for quarter one of this fiscal, up 7.6% year on year. It reported a 20.8% jump in bus ticketing gross bookings to $ 501 million, while gross bookings from hotels and packages were at $ 746 million.The company said it continues to build on its AI initiatives. "We launched Myra 2.0, the next version of our AI-powered travel assistant, which is now an end-to-end conversational booking platform.Customers can now search, compare, ask contextual questions, upload documents, and complete bookings, including agentic payments, through a single conversational interface by voice if preferred, across eight Indian languages," the company said in a statement."Myra engaged in over 85,000 daily conversations in Q1 FY27, of which more than 45% originated from Tier II and Tier III cities in India. Myra is also driving meaningful efficiency gains post-booking, resolving over 50% of post booking queries in relation to flights and hotels during quarter one of financial year 2027," it added.