Photo: Dr Naveen Manchanda
The Indian Association of Travel and Tourism Experts (IATTE) is all set to organise a networking dinner event for travel agents community on December 29th, 2021 at Ardor Cafe in New Delhi.
This will be a one-of-a-kind event which will take place in a hybrid format. The complete live event will be broadcasted for more than three hours on the IATTE website and Facebook page.
There will be a number of live discussions on travel trends during this event. This presents a unique networking opportunity for B2B players in tourism industry as a large number of travel agents are expected to participate in this event.
The event will serve as a great opportunity for all participants to network with other colleagues from tourism industry. IATTE core team is working relentlessly to ensure that it will be a memorable event for the tourism industry.
IATTE is the fastest growing travel agents networking platform in India. It’s a virtual forum established to unite the entire travel and tourism industry. The mission of IATTE is to build India’s largest travel and tourism community by bringing together various verticals of tourism and hospitality in an online environment for the benefit and upliftment of all members and the organisations they represent.
Brainchild of Dr Naveen Manchanda, IATTE began its journey in the difficult times of pandemic in 2020 to support the tourism sector. IATTE already has a membership base of 2,300. Dr. Naveen Manchanda (Founder & President), Subhash Verma (National Advisor), Veena Robinson (General Secretary), Gaurav Khandelwal-(Joint Secretary), Jatin G. Mehta (Joint Secretary), and Nishchay Manchanda (EC Member) make up the core committee.
The unique thing about IATTE is that the forum doesn’t charge any fees from its members.
Manchanda said, “It’s time to help our colleagues in the trade, and we can’t ask for membership fees when people are facing a tough time in the pandemic era. We’ve been self-funding IATTE, but now we’re getting some support from our B2B trade colleagues in the form of small sponsorships”.