Ritika Jhanji Jagtiani, an award-winning anchor, keynote speaker, and communication coach, recently hosted the 28th Annual Today's Traveller Awards at The Taj Palace in New Delhi. This milestone event brought together leaders from the travel, tourism and hospitality sectors to celebrate excellence and innovation in the industry.
“Today's Traveller Awards not only carries a legacy of nearly three decades, the audience, being the top honchos of travel and hospitality, is extremely discerning, which makes it all the more exciting, because connecting with such a sharp, well-travelled audience is both a challenge and a thrill I absolutely love as a host,” said Ritika.
The evening featured engaging discussions on topics such as the future of tourism in India and investment opportunities in hospitality. Notable speakers included Dr. Jyotsna Suri, Chairperson and Managing Director of The Lalit Suri Hospitality Group and KB Kachru, Chairman and Principal Advisor of Radisson Hotel Group and President of the Hotel Association of India. The event also marked the launch of the special Collector’s Edition, the Success Playbook, which celebrates leadership stories that have influenced India’s hospitality and tourism landscape.
Ritika's role as the host added a touch of sophistication and professionalism to the event, reflecting her extensive experience in live hosting and public speaking. Her ability to engage the audience and facilitate meaningful conversations contributed to the success of the evening.
 The 28th Annual Today's Traveller Awards not only honored outstanding achievements in the industry but also provided a platform for networking and collaboration among key stakeholders. The event underscored the importance of leadership, innovation and sustainable practices in shaping the future of travel and hospitality in India.
As the industry continues to evolve, events like the Today's Traveller Awards play a crucial role in recognizing and promoting excellence, ensuring that the travel and hospitality sectors remain vibrant and forward-thinking. |
