Indigo bags 'Award of Honour' at Indo-US Tourism and Hospitality Summit

Low-cost air carrier Indigo bagged the ‘Award of Honour’ at the Indo-US Tourism and Hospitality Summit for its contribution to the Indian aviation industry, the company notified in a press release. Vinay Malhotra, Head of Global Sales, IndiGo received the award from the Chief Guest of the vent, R Venkataramani, Attorney General of India on Tuesday in New Delhi.

"We are humbled to be felicitated with the Award of Honour by the Indo American Chamber of Commerce. This recognition reflects our organization's unwavering commitment to enhancing accessibility, connectivity, and facilitating travel & tourism, domestically as well as internationally. Our endeavour is to continue with our philosophy of affordable fares, on-time operations, and a courteous & hassle-free travel experience across an unparalleled network," said Vinay Malhotra.

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The Indo-US Tourism and Hospitality Summit is organised by the Indian American Chamber of Commerce's Tourism and Hospitality committee. It is aimed at creating a platform that recognises the efforts made by industry stakeholders in facilitating travel and tourism within India and beyond, through international operations.

The IACC was established in 1968, and a bi-lateral Chamber that synergizes India-US Economic Engagement.

The Haryana-based airlines is India's largest airlines, especially for low-budget travel, connecting 88 domestic and 34 international destinations for Indian flyers with around 2000 daily flights.