Planning a festival trip just got easier as AirAsia MOVE combines flights and official event tickets in one booking, starting with Djakarta Warehouse Project 2026.

AirAsia MOVE Bundles Flights and Event Tickets for Southeast Asian Travelers

Planning an international trip around a music festival or concert? AirAsia MOVE is making it easier to turn live events into full travel experiences.

The travel platform has launched a new event + flight bundle that lets travelers book flights and official event tickets together.

The new offering makes its debut with Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP) 2026, one of Southeast Asia’s biggest electronic dance music festivals.

For travelers, the move could mean less time juggling separate bookings and more time planning the fun part of the trip.

Book Flights and Event Tickets Together

Through MOVETIX, AirAsia MOVE’s dedicated event platform, travelers can combine their event tickets and flights in a single booking.

The initiative comes as more travelers are crossing borders specifically to attend concerts, festivals, sporting events, and cultural experiences.

Instead of choosing a destination first and looking for something to do, an increasing number of travelers are doing the opposite: finding an event they want to attend and building a trip around it.

AirAsia MOVE is betting on that growing trend.

DWP 2026 Is the First Major Launch

The first event available through the new bundle is Djakarta Warehouse Project 2026 in Jakarta, Indonesia.

The festival has become a major destination event, attracting music fans from across Southeast Asia and international markets.

Over the years, DWP has built a reputation for its major electronic music lineup, large-scale production, hospitality, and festival atmosphere.

For international fans, however, attending a major festival also means arranging flights, accommodation, transportation, and event tickets.

The new MOVETIX offering aims to simplify at least one major part of that process.

Travelers from Manila, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, and other regional cities can plan their journey around DWP while booking their flights and festival tickets through MOVE.

Live Events Are Driving More Travel

The launch comes as event-driven travel continues to gain momentum.

According to Hassan Choudhury, Head of MOVETIX by AirAsia MOVE, bookings to destinations around major events and concerts have increased by 10% to 15%.

That growth shows how powerful concerts and festivals have become as travel motivators.

For many fans, attending a major event is no longer simply a night out. It can mean flying to another country, staying for several days, exploring the destination, and spending on hotels, restaurants, shopping, and local attractions.

This creates a significant opportunity for Southeast Asian destinations looking to attract international visitors.

Why Event Tourism Is Becoming a Big Travel Trend

The rise of event tourism is changing how people discover destinations.

A concert can introduce travelers to a city they might not otherwise visit. A music festival can turn a short weekend trip into a longer vacation.

The same applies to sporting events, cultural festivals, food events, and other large-scale experiences.

For travelers, these trips combine two things people increasingly value: memorable experiences and the opportunity to explore somewhere new.

For event organizers, international visitors represent an opportunity to expand their audience beyond their home market.

AirAsia MOVE’s new bundle is designed to connect those two sides.

Saving Money Could Make Festival Trips More Tempting

The new DWP MOVETIX event + flight bundle offers savings of up to 20%, potentially making an international festival trip more accessible.

Packages are currently available starting at PHP 20,500 and include a general admission DWP event ticket and flights booked through MOVE.

For Filipino travelers considering a quick international getaway, the package could make Jakarta an especially interesting option for a festival weekend.

Travelers should still check the package’s specific inclusions, travel dates, baggage conditions, and other booking terms before purchasing.

AirAsia Wants to Connect Travelers With More Events

Tony Fernandes, CEO of Capital A, said the initiative reflects the changing role of travel, with experiences increasingly becoming a major reason people visit new destinations.

The company sees an opportunity to connect AirAsia’s regional flight network with MOVE’s broader travel ecosystem and MOVETIX’s event offering.

The goal is to make it easier for travelers to access music, culture, and other experiences across ASEAN.

And DWP 2026 is only the beginning.

AirAsia MOVE says it expects to work with more event organizers across Southeast Asia and beyond, potentially opening the door to more concert-and-flight packages, festival trips, and event-focused travel deals.

Could Concert Travel Be the Next Big Southeast Asian Travel Trend?

With international concerts and festivals drawing increasingly global audiences, event tourism could become an important driver of regional travel.

For travelers, it offers an appealing formula: fly somewhere new, see a major event, and turn the trip into a vacation.

For Southeast Asia, where destinations are relatively close to one another and connected by extensive low-cost air networks, the opportunity could be even bigger.

And for fans planning their next music getaway, booking the flight and the event ticket together could make the journey considerably easier.

DWP 2026 is the first major test of that idea—and it could signal where Southeast Asian travel is heading next.

For the latest updates, travelers can follow AirAsia MOVE’s official social media channels and check the MOVE app for available event and flight packages.

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