Thomas Cook India & SOTC Travel Drive Corporate Networking Through Golf at DLF League 2025
Thomas Cook India and SOTC Travel participated in the DLF Corporate Golf League 2025, hosting a networking event for corporate leaders to strengthen relationships and drive growth in business travel.
The event is a strategic marketing and networking initiative aimed at fostering client relationships and reinforcing market leadership. While not a direct financial announcement, it contributes to brand visibility and potential future business growth in a significant market segment.
The announcement describes a proactive initiative by Thomas Cook and SOTC Travel to engage with corporate leaders, strengthen relationships, and reinforce their market leadership in the fast-growing business travel sector, indicating positive business development efforts.
Thomas Cook (India) Limited and SOTC Travel participated as team owners in the 3rd edition of the DLF Corporate Golf League 2025 at the DLF Golf & Country Club, Gurugram. This initiative aims to reinforce their leadership in India's fast-growing business travel sector, which is projected to reach USD 1.57 trillion by end-2025. * The companies hosted an exclusive evening, "An Evening Under the Stars," for senior corporate leaders and marquee clients. * This platform facilitated networking, insight-sharing, and future-focused collaboration. * Mr. Indiver Rastogi, President & Group Head Global Business Travel, Thomas Cook (India) & SOTC Travel, highlighted the exceptional growth of India's corporate travel sector and the company's commitment to delivering innovative engagement platforms. * Attendees expressed positive feedback, commending the hospitality, networking opportunities, and seamless organization of the event.
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