DHL Express India has announced special festive discounts on international shipments to help customers send gifts overseas at lower costs. The offer is valid until January 15, 2026, and provides discounts of up to 50% on international consignments weighing between 3 kg and 25 kg. The discounts are available across DHL Express India’s network of more than 250 retail service points nationwide, as well as through its online booking platform, MyDHL+. Customers seeking assistance with festive shipments can also access guidance through bit.ly/dhlnewyear.
Commenting on the initiative, Sandeep Juneja, Vice President – Marketing, DHL Express India, said the campaign is aimed at helping customers stay connected with loved ones during the festive period. He added that customers can also opt for DHL’s GoGreen Plus service, which allows the use of sustainable aviation fuel to lower greenhouse gas emissions associated with international shipments.
With operations spanning over 220 countries and territories, DHL Express offers features such as end-to-end shipment tracking, proactive SMS and email updates, and streamlined cross-border delivery services.
DHL Group is the world’s largest logistics company, providing parcel, express, freight, and supply chain services globally. The Group employs around 602,000 people worldwide and reported revenues of approximately €84.2 billion in 2024. DHL Group has set a target to achieve net-zero logistics emissions by 2050 through continued investments in sustainable business practices.
DHL Group India is part of the global logistics leader DHL Group, offering comprehensive courier, freight, supply chain and warehousing services in India. The company operates through units like DHL Express India and DHL Supply Chain, supporting domestic and international shipping, e-commerce fulfilment and customized logistics solutions.
DHL’s Indian network includes thousands of employees, over 140 warehouses and advanced digital systems to streamline logistics operations nationwide. DHL has committed around €1 billion of investments in India by 2030 to expand infrastructure, sustainability and technology capabilities, reflecting its long-term growth strategy in the country.
