Ahead of the next session, SATTE in Mumbai honours industry support.
On January 21, SATTE, the biggest and most significant travel and tourism show in Southeast Asia, held a private networking event at Kyma. In an informal yet lively atmosphere, the event, which was organised as a thank you to the Mumbai travel trade fraternity, brought together friends and leaders of the industry for an evening of deep discussions, teamwork, and friendship.
The event, which was intended to foster relationships outside of official gatherings, gave tourism industry executives a chance to share ideas, fortify bonds, and consider new collaborations.
Trade and media guests were given an exclusive look at how SATTE 2026 is coming together, including new projects, ways to overcome previous obstacles, and chances to speak with Pallavi Mehra, Sr. Group Director & Publisher, Travel Trends Today (T3), Informa Markets India; and Yogesh Mudras, Managing Director, Informa Markets India.
“We are expecting a phenomenal edition of SATTE this time,” said Yogesh Mudras, Managing Director of Informa Markets in India, as he greeted the guests. This is the second edition in Dwarka and the 33rd edition that we are commemorating. The industry has responded with great enthusiasm and complete support. “There were challenges that we faced last year, but we can assure you that nothing of those are going to take place this time,” he added, reassuring stakeholders about operational readiness. Mudras added, “We had another show in the same venue, and that went absolutely seamless, and we are expecting the same with SATTE 2026,” highlighting the successful execution of previous events at the same location. We are ready to greet you everyone.
Speaking to the audience, Pallavi Mehra, Senior Group Director and Publisher of Travel Trends Today, Informa Markets in India, described what the industry may anticipate from the program. With more opportunities for the travel trade community, she emphasised that SATTE 2026 is being shaped as “a seamless and the biggest edition yet.” Mehra said, “We have done our homework to ease your experience with regards to staying in Delhi, as the hotel rates shoot up during the show, and that’s where we have the buyer program to help our industry,” in reference to the unique Buyer program that was developed to improve the delegate experience. Additionally, we have an international buyer program.
Industry leaders expressed excitement for SATTE and renewed faith in further cooperation within India and across international markets as the evening came to a positive conclusion.
Yashobhoomi, India’s International Convention & Expo Centre, New Delhi, will host SATTE from February 25–27.
