By Mohammad Owais
New Delhi | November 25, 2025
Google has introduced a new feature in Search called Flight Deals, giving travellers a simpler way to find affordable air tickets based on natural language descriptions. Instead of entering fixed dates and destinations, users can now describe the type of trip they have in mind — for example: “I want to fly to a warm city with non-stop flights” — and Google will generate relevant options.
A More Flexible Way to Plan Travel
The tool works directly inside Search. Users can enter broad preferences such as:
- Type of destination (warm weather, beach city, mountain city)
- Flight preference (non-stop, cheapest available, flexible dates)
- Travel period (next month, December holidays, early summer)
Search then responds with a list of destinations that match the description, along with ticket prices and available airlines. The feature is designed for people who know the kind of experience they want but haven’t decided on a specific city or date.
How the Feature Helps Travellers
For many users, the biggest challenge in planning a trip is not the timing but choosing where to go. Google’s new tool aims to solve exactly that gap by letting people begin with mood or preference rather than a destination.
The results page includes:
- Suggested destinations that meet the criteria
- Fare comparisons
- Best available deals
- Direct links to book flights
- Filters for airlines, stops and travel duration
The idea is to allow quick exploration before committing to a specific itinerary.
Designed for Casual Browsing and Spontaneous Planning
Google says many travellers start their research with questions like “Where can I go next month?” or “Which cities are warm right now?” The Flight Deals tool takes those broad questions and turns them into structured search results.
Because the tool responds to natural language prompts, users can keep refining their query. For instance:
- “Warm places under ₹20,000 round-trip”
- “Cities with non-stop flights in January”
- “Cheap weekend trips from Delhi”
The feature updates instantly as the search terms change.
A Step Toward More Conversational Travel Planning
Google has been expanding conversational search features across products, and this update brings that approach directly into travel planning. While the company already offers flight tracking, price predictions and fare alerts, the new tool focuses on flexibility and inspiration rather than strict planning.
Industry analysts believe the feature will appeal to younger travellers who prefer spontaneous trips and don’t begin with fixed destinations in mind.
Conclusion
Google’s Flight Deals tool brings a more intuitive approach to travel planning by letting users describe what they want instead of filling out rigid search boxes. Whether someone is looking for warm weather, non-stop flights or simply the best deal available, the tool offers a way to explore travel options with far less effort.
