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The women who moved Indian travel onto the internet.
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In 2009, she and her husband quit IT-sector jobs and started a travel company with a few lakh rupees of their own money. It became one of India’s largest travel-experiences brands, largely without venture capital.
She co-founded what is widely cited as India’s first all-women taxi service, then kept rebuilding the same idea, women earning a living by driving, into delivery with Hey Deedee.
A former Japan Airlines and eBookers executive returned to India to co-found Yatra in 2006. The company went on to list on Nasdaq and later on Indian exchanges.
The women who moved Indian travel onto the internet.
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