Thomas Cook India appointed exclusive Transport & Accommodation partner for Asian Aquatic Championships 2025
Thomas Cook India is the exclusive transport and accommodation partner for the Asian Aquatic Championships 2025, managing logistics and hospitality for over 1100 participants from 29 nations.
This partnership represents a substantial new order and reinforces Thomas Cook's expertise in the MICE sector, potentially leading to increased revenue and brand visibility. While positive, the overall financial impact needs to be seen in the context of the company's total operations.
The announcement of Thomas Cook India securing an exclusive partnership for a major international sporting event in India is a significant positive development, indicating new business and enhanced market position.
Thomas Cook (India) Limited has been appointed as the exclusive Transport & Accommodation partner for the 11th edition of the Asian Aquatic Championships 2025. This event, organized by the Swimming Federation of India (SFI) and supported by the Sport Authority of Gujarat (SAG), marks India's first-ever hosting of the championships. * Thomas Cook India's MICE team will manage end-to-end services, including accommodation, transport, logistics, airport arrivals, and F&B coordination for over 1100 participants, including 650+ athletes and dignitaries from 29 Asian nationalities. * A dedicated team of 40+ members will manage operations across 6 hotel locations for 15 days. * Services include 24/7 airport arrival and departure assistance, pre-planned shuttle services, and a 24/7 logistics control centre. * Accommodation and F&B management will offer diverse culinary experiences, including vegetarian, vegan, halal, kosher, and gluten-free options, across Asian, Middle Eastern, and continental cuisines. * Mr. Rajeev Kale, President & Country Head – Holidays, MICE, Visa, Thomas Cook (India) Limited, highlighted this collaboration as a testament to Thomas Cook India's leadership in the MICE sector and its expertise in managing large-scale government-led sporting events.
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