Long before we had three offices, IATA accreditation and a team across continents, there was one question in Delhi: could the desire to see more of the world become a way to help others discover the India Rahul Kumar knew? He decided to find out. He understood software and was only beginning in tourism; the one thing he had in abundance was curiosity. One journey opened the way to the next. That is how Kata Travels began.
There was no sudden leap. There were journeys to prepare, problems to solve and people who chose to join the work. Colleagues became a team, local contacts became long-standing partners and new offices opened the door to new travellers.
The learning happened in the work itself: listening to what a traveller imagined, building the route, confirming each service and solving the unexpected. Software helped organise the complexity. Travellers taught us what no system can decide—when to explain more, when to call again and when to take responsibility. We grew with technology, but never hid behind it.
Founder
Kata Travels begins at a single desk, creating personal journeys through India and learning the travel business one traveller at a time.
The company is formally registered and its first colleagues come together. A founder-led project becomes a shared operation, supported by a growing network of trusted local partners.
Our first international office brings us closer to travellers and travel partners in North America while strengthening our global commercial network.
We establish our Argentina office, grow the local team and broaden the catalogue with new destinations and experiences for travellers across the Americas.
We achieve IATA accreditation and begin issuing airline tickets directly through Amadeus and Sabre—giving our travellers greater control, speed and support.
amadeus
We are preparing MyVo to bring hotels, flights and experiences together in one mobile app. It is the next expression of the idea that started Kata Travels: technology should remove friction while people provide judgement, context and care.
Behind every itinerary is a wider team: travel designers who listen, destination specialists who refine the route, operations professionals who confirm each service and technologists who keep the information connected.
These images hold a few faces, encounters and shared moments. Many more people—across countries, roles and cultures—are part of what Kata Travels is today.
It begins with questions, not a ready-made answer. We want to understand your pace, priorities, budget and the moments that would make the journey yours before recommending a route.
Behind the itinerary, destination specialists and local partners check the details. In front of you, the information stays simple: what is included, what it costs and what still needs a decision.
If something changes, you are not left to retell your story to an anonymous system. Our teams share the same reservation, and someone remains responsible for helping you move forward.
India remains our first chapter, not the limit of our story. We add a destination when we have the knowledge, relationships and operational confidence to care for a journey there—not simply because we can place another pin on a map.
Delhi, the United States and Argentina give us local perspective in different markets and working hours that cross continents. For the traveller, that does not mean three separate experiences: information stays connected, follow-up never starts again from zero and one team answers for the journey.
This is where the company began and where our closest connection to Asia still lives: product design, trusted suppliers and operations on the ground.
Our North American base brings us closer to travellers and travel professionals while strengthening relationships with international partners.
Our growing team accompanies travellers in their own language and develops journeys shaped around the rhythms and needs of the region.
A personal holiday, a group journey or a dependable partner for your own travellers—start with the idea you have today. We will ask the right questions and turn it into a clear next step.
