EaseMyTrip Chief Executive Officer Nishant Pitti has announced a bold new venture plan called EaseMyTrip 2.0. The initiative will invest in India’s next wave of high-growth businesses across a range of sectors.
Pitti revealed that EaseMyTrip is seeking to partner with scalable startups in industries such as travel, wellness, financial services, insurance, education travel, and lifestyle experiences.
The aim is to power these ventures with capital, customer reach, and digital infrastructure.
“We’re launching a strategic push to support innovative businesses in fast-growing sectors,” said Pitti. “This is the next phase of EaseMyTrip.”
Under the EaseMyTrip 2.0 plan, the company can acquire up to 49% equity in selected ventures.
Founders will retain operational control, while EaseMyTrip will offer funding, market access, and tech support.
“We want to support founders who need working capital to grow,” Pitti explained. “They will benefit from our 3 crore+ customer base, brand trust, and distribution strength.”
The targeted sectors include airport services such as lounges, baggage handling, and meet-and-assist services.
Other focus areas are wellness, beauty, education, travel, and lifestyle experiences.
Interested entrepreneurs must share their business plan, historical performance data, and three-year financial projections.
EaseMyTrip is actively inviting applications and promises fast-track evaluations for high-potential ideas.
With EaseMyTrip 2.0, the company aims to become more than just a travel platform. It seeks to build an ecosystem that supports founders, fuels growth, and reshapes India’s digital business landscape.
The move marks a strategic shift as EaseMyTrip diversifies its portfolio while leveraging its strong brand identity and digital reach.
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