Tag Archives: India Travel Awards 2025

Aeroprime Group won the ‘Leading Passenger GSA of the Year’ award at the India Travel Awards 2025. Receiving the trophy, Abhishek Goyal, Executive Director & CEO, said, “This award reflects our relentless focus on service excellence, innovation, and global partnerships. With platforms like Glid and data-led solutions, we are setting new benchmarks in aviation and travel.”

One Above Global DMC bagged the ‘Leading DMC for Island Destinations’ award at the India Travel Awards 2025. Receiving the trophy, Saroj Jena, COO, said, “This award means a lot to us. This is just the beginning. In the Indian Ocean, we cover all islands. We’ll continue striving to win this award every year.”

GMR Hyderabad International Airport was honoured with the ‘Fastest Growing Metro Airport in India’ award at the India Travel Awards 2025. Ashish Kumar, EVP & Chief Commercial Officer – Aero & Cargo, GMR Hyderabad International Airport, said, “Honoured to be recognised as the fastest-growing metro airport with 18% YoY passenger growth and thank partners for their continued patronage.”

Travl360 (A Unit of T4 Initiatives) bagged the Most Promising MICE Operator award at the India Travel Awards 2025. The award was presented to Munish Sekhri, MD and Sejal Sekhri, Navigator – MICE Operations, Travl360. Sekhri said, “This is my third award, and it feels amazing to win. I would love to continue working in the hospitality industry, keep growing, and I dedicate this award to the opportunities and the future ahead.”

Aloke Singh, Managing Director, Air India Express, was honoured with the DDP Trailblazer Award. Since joining in 2020, he has led the airline’s recovery post-Covid, driving growth and profitability. Under his leadership, Air India Express, operating over 500 daily flights across 58 airports with a fleet of 115 aircraft, successfully merged with AIX Connect in 2024. With over three decades of aviation experience, including leadership roles at Air India and a Gulf-based carrier, Singh has strengthened India’s aviation landscape. His academic credentials span Panjab University, BIT Ranchi, and the London School of Economics under the Chevening Fellowship programme.