Mumbai is all set to welcome The Gypsy Travel Festival (TGTF), a travel event by Gypsy Travel Network, taking place at Jio World Drive, BKC, on January 11 and 12. This two-day extravaganza promises to be a haven for travel enthusiasts, featuring a carefully curated mix of the world's most desirable destinations, cutting-edge travel brands and immersive experiences designed to inspire and educate Indian jet-setters.
Attendees will have the chance to explore exotic destinations such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Seychelles and Utah, alongside top hospitality and travel brands like CGH Earth, Club Med, Ponant Expeditions and Once Experiences. TGTF has been envisioned as India's ultimate source of travel inspiration and advice, with the mission to create a thriving community of travellers through online and offline platforms. Since its inception, the festival has inspired over 35,000 travellers to embark on their dream adventures by looping globetrotters in with tourism representatives and several well-known brands.
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