IAMAI’s TravelTech New Committee follows Mr. Sanjay Mohan as Chair, and Mr. Rikant Pittie and Mr Yang Li are Co-Chairs~
The Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI, www.iamai.in) today announced the appointment of a new chair and two co-chairs of the TravelTech Committee, which functions under its aegis.
Mr. Sanjay Mohan, Group CTO, of MakeMyTrip India is the committee’s new chair and Mr Rikant Pittie, Co-founder, EaseMyTrip and Mr. Yang Li, Head-Public Affairs (APAC), Booking.com the new co-chairs
The new leadership of the TravelTech Committee will actively engage with the government as well as industry representatives to address some of the key challenges faced by the sector through policy and advocacy at both domestic and international levels. The new leadership team brings a unique perspective towards the future of the travel industry and will contribute towards the revival of the sector as well as help gain momentum in the years to come.
Talking about the vision of the TravelTech Committee, its Chair Mr. Sanjay Mohan said, “Technology has had a seminal impact on the travel and tourism industry and is increasingly helping to make the user experience more complete and immersive. The TravelTech expanse enables the actualization of India’s tourism potential by increasing the discoverability and reachability of destinations located in the deepest corners, empowering all ecosystem units, including transportation, accommodation, and experiences, while offering affordable payment solutions for all consumer segments. The travel and tourism industry has done well to jump back post the pandemic, but a lot still needs to be achieved. We will further empower innovations in this sector, working closely with policymakers and all key stakeholders to create a pathway for the industry’s growth.”
The committee’s co-chair Mr. Rikant Pittie said, ‘’It is my esteemed honour to be associated with IAMAI as a Co-Chair. The Travel and Tourism industry is growing by leaps and bounds. With technology being immersed in the travel industry, we will see it usher into a new era of advancements where people travel like never before. Digitisation is the future of India and with collective, collaborative and shared goals and support, the travel sector will revolutionise the way we travel in India.’’
By 2029, it is projected that the travel and tourism sector would have contributed more than 53 million jobs to India’s economy. Through cutting-edge digital solutions, the travel sector, which is always changing, continues to improve the client experience.
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