Thomas Cook India intends to leverage growth potential of North India
Increases consumer access with their flagship store at Connaught Place
Thomas Cook (India) Ltd., India’s leading integrated travel and travel related financial services company, strengthened its presence in North India with the inauguration of a flagship store at Connaught Place, inaugurated by Vijay Kumar – Thomas Cook India’s Brand Ambassador & Esteemed Customer.
This expansion augments Thomas Cook India’s total number of outlets to 16 consumer access centers with 6 owned branches and 10 Gold Circle Partner (franchise) outlets in Delhi and totally 42 consumer access centers with 13 owned branches and 29 Gold Circle Partner (franchise) outlets in North India.
Thomas Cook India’s internal data has revealed high demand from India’s north markets, with a strong growth of 20% for 2017 against the same period of the previous year.Thomas Cook India’s flagship store is at Connaught Place, New Delhi, which is one of the largest financial commercial and business centres in New Delhi, hence providing the Company with a viable catchment for a range of consumers and business travellers. Thomas Cook’s new store will offer travellers Thomas Cook India’s range of holiday products (domestic and international tickets & hotels, cruises, individual and group tours, its luxury vacations- “Indulgence”), Foreign Exchange, Visa Services & Insurance.
Rajeev Kale, President & Country Head Leisure Travel & M.I.C.E at Thomas Cook (India) Ltd said “North India is a significant source market and is delivering strong growth of 20% YoY for our Leisure Travel business and Delhi has been identified as a prime growth driver as a part of our strategic plan. Our new branch at Connaught Place, New Delhi is at a prime location, thus giving our consumers convenient access to a range of holiday products, travel and foreign exchange services.”
You might also like
Indian Railways to reduce charges of luxury trains by half after revenue dip
After a sharp decline in revenue from luxury train services, the Indian Railways decided to reduce tariff so that the services could become more affordable. The decision was taken at the Railway Board’s
IndiGo, SpiceJet raise red flag over FDI norms in aviation
IndiGo and SpiceJet have raised “security” concerns over the government’s decision to allow 100 per cent foreign ownership by non-airline players in the Indian carriers. IndiGo and SpiceJet have raised
Ethiopian Airlines, South African Airways to revamp Codeshare Services
Ethiopian Airlines and South African Airways, both members of Star Alliance, have entered into an expanded codeshare agreement, inked on October 01, 2016 and projected to be effective as of
