The Convention holds special significance as TAAI celebrates 75 years of excellence, leadership and service to Indian travel, tourism and hospitality
The Travel Agents Association of India (TAAI), Indian largest tourism association representing around 2,500 companies engaged in travel, tourism, hospitality and MICE, will organise its three-day 69th TAAI Convention & Exhibition in Kolkata, West Bengal, from October 25 to 27.
In a press statement, TAAI says that the convention will bring together government representatives and stakeholders from travel, tourism and hospitality, including airlines, hotels, destinations, technology companies, MICE products and services and other allied sectors.
The convention will provide a platform for industry interaction, collaboration, networking and discussions on opportunities and challenges shaping the future of Indian travel and tourism.
The 69th convention will be held in India this year, marking a departure from TAAI’s practice of organising its conventions overseas. The association said the decision was guided by the call of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and reflects its commitment to Incredible India, strengthening domestic tourism and showcasing India’s tourism potential to the global travel fraternity.
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TAAI says approximately 900 delegates and media representatives from across India are expected to attend the three-day event.
The convention will also mark TAAI’s 75 years of Excellence, Leadership and Service to the Indian travel, tourism and hospitality industry.
Sunil Kumar
TAAI represents around 2,500 member companies actively engaged in outbound, domestic and inbound tourism and travel, with its members also involved in MICE tourism. The association continues to focus on positioning India as a leading destination and promoting it nationally and globally.
“The 69th TAAI Convention & Exhibition is a very special milestone for our Association as we celebrate 75 years of excellence, leadership and service to Indian Travel, Tourism & Hospitality Industry. We are delighted to do our Convention in India and particularly in Kolkata. This decision reflects our commitment to Incredible India and to strengthening domestic tourism,” says Sunil Kumar, President, TAAI.
“We look forward to bringing the Indian travel fraternity together in Kolkata and creating a meaningful platform for collaboration and the future growth of our industry,” he adds.
