6 Cheap Round Trips to Europe From India (Up to 40% Below Usual)
Six verified round trips to Europe are live on Fareletter right now - Delhi and Mumbai to Rome, Berlin, Milan, Paris and Athens, priced ₹36,278 to ₹48,192, each measured against the middle of its usual price range. No filler - every card below is a real listing you can open.
The fares
Rome is the newest addition, 19% below its midpoint. Berlin appears twice and the pair shows exactly what baggage does to value: Mumbai-Berlin is 40% below its midpoint with a checked bag included, while Delhi-Berlin is 22% below but handbag-only, so the cheaper-looking fare can cost more once you add a suitcase. Milan at 30% is the lowest fare in the set at ₹36,278; Athens at 17% is the thinnest discount.
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How we measure "below usual"
For each route we take Google Flights' usual price range for the trip and compare the fare against the middle of that range. The range is the spread of prices Google reports for the route - not a record of what most people paid. The struck price on each card is that midpoint, and each listing shows the full range behind its figure. The method is on our terms page under discount math. Fares move constantly - these were live when we checked them, and they can change or sell out at any time.
The catches, because there always are some
Four of the six fares are carry-on only: Milan, Paris, Rome and the Delhi-Berlin fare include a cabin bag (the Delhi-Berlin one is handbag-only at 7 kg) but no checked luggage, and adding a suitcase costs extra. Mumbai-Berlin and Athens include a checked bag. Several fares are non-refundable and can't be changed after booking; one includes a full refund only if you cancel within 24 hours of booking - each listing spells out its own rule. One Berlin fare has a very long outbound layover and needs a coupon code at booking (the code is on its listing). Rome's return lands a day after it leaves. Milan's fare uses Malpensa, not the closer-in Linate.
Photos from Unsplash - full photographer credits at fareletter.com/credits. Fares are checked by hand against the middle of the usual range; nothing here is a prediction of what prices will do next. The weekly email has every new listing as it goes live.
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