The Indian travel industry is witnessing a significant upswing, both in inbound and outbound sectors. Spearheading this resurgence, the Indian Association of Travel and Tourism Experts (IATTE) recently announced a major networking event for the Indian Travel Fraternity. This event, set to take place in New Delhi, has already garnered substantial attention, with over 35 travel professionals confirming their attendance.
Naveen Manchanda, the President of IATTE, expressed his excitement about the high level of interest in the event. He believes that this enthusiasm is a testament to the industry’s recovery and growth. Subhash Verma, National Advisor for IATTE, emphasized the event’s importance for fostering connections among IATTE members, known colloquially as IATTEANS. He views it as a crucial step in strengthening the community’s network.
The sentiment of a robust comeback was echoed by IATTE’s General Secretary, Veena Robinson. She remarked on the travel industry’s return to normalcy and the positive response the event has received. Gaurav Khandelwal, the Joint Secretary, shared his eagerness to reconnect with fellow IATTEANS, highlighting the community spirit that underpins the association.
Adding to the chorus of optimistic voices, Nischay Manchanda, an Executive Committee member, noted the high enthusiasm among travel colleagues. He anticipates an engaging and fruitful networking evening that will not only celebrate the industry’s recovery but also lay the groundwork for future collaborations and growth within the Indian travel sector. Aanal Dhabi, Core commitee member from Gujarat also expressed enthusiasm for upcoming IATTE event in New Delhi.
In summary, this networking event by IATTE is more than just a gathering; it’s a symbol of the travel industry’s resilience and a harbinger of its bright future in India.
The registrations are still open for this networking event.