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<ul><li>The online ticketing portal is planning to double its team strength by the end of the next financial year.</li><li>The hiring will be done across various domains like technology, marketing, support sectors to name a few.</li><li>In an interaction with Business Insider, Pitti mentioned that <keyword id="5030468" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="easemytrip" source="Orion">EaseMyTrip</keyword> will be acquiring a few more companies in the near future, but didn’t reveal any details about it.</li></ul>EaseMyTrip, a Delhi-based online ticketing portal, is looking forward to doubling its team size by the end of the next financial year (FY 2022-23). The company, which has a current employee strength of 488, is looking to hire another 370 people in the coming months, Prashant Pitti, co-founder of EaseMyTrip, told Business Insider. Pitti said, “As there is a huge requirement to grow organically and inorganically, that is why we are looking forward to doubling our headcount by next year or so.” The hiring will be done across various domains like technology, marketing, support sectors to name a few. In a conversation with Business Insider, Pitti also expressed his interest in hiring interns as well across product and analyst segments. He said, “We are more than happy to hire interns on the product side, analyst side. If we can connect to some universities, we’re happy to take interns.” When asked about how many internships the travel company is planning to roll out, Pitti said, “ There is no specific number in our mind, but we’re really looking forward to welcoming interns or freshers in our team.” Talking about the growth plans of the company, Pitti also mentioned that EaseMyTrip will be acquiring a few more companies in the near future, but didn’t reveal the name of the companies. “There are many more acquisitions which are in the pipeline.. But we can’t reveal the names and other details,” Pitti told Business Insider. EaseMyTrip, in 2021, had acquired three companies — YoloBus, a premium intercity mobility platform, Spree Hospitality, a hospitality management company and Traviat, a business to business travel platform — for an undisclosed amount. “ We also plan on leveraging our vast agent network and utilising it for the holiday bookings which shall complement the company’s hotel and holiday businesses. We also aim to rapidly grow across our international markets where we have recently expanded our international presence to six countries where we added the Philippines, Thailand, and the USA as well,” he added. The publicly-listed travel company even doubled its net profit to ₹61.4 crore in the <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/news/easemytrip-doubled-investors-money-during-one-of-the-worst-periods-for-the-travel-industry/articleshow/89172116.cms">financial year</a> 2021, when the entire travel segment was brought down to its knees due to COVID-19 and sits on a market cap of ₹5,600 crore, as of January 27. It had crossed ₹7,500 crore ($1 billion) market cap milestone in September last year. SEE ALSO: <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/stock-market/news/manyavars-vedant-fashions-ipo-is-heavily-expensive-for-investors-as-per-analysts/articleshow/89299258.cms">Here’s why analysts are saying Manyavar’s IPO is heavily expensive leaving very little room for investor profit</a> <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/corporates/news/hdfcs-standalone-net-profit-up-11-backed-by-strong-demand-for-home-loans/articleshow/89298483.cms">Major housing finance firm says demand for home loan continue to be strong across segments</a>

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New Delhi, May 16 () The government's announcements for civil aviation sector breathe some life into the coronavirus pandemic-hit sector and will provide overall positive sentiment, experts said on Saturday, even as some of them emphasised the need for support for airlines. On Saturday, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced plans for managing airspace efficiently, making the country a MRO (Maintenance Repair and Overhaul) hub, and auctioning of six more airports on PPP model. GMR Group Chairman G M Rao said India is leading the growth of civil aviation sector globally and is generating significant economic impact. According to him, rationalising Indian airspace is a significant step that would benefit not only the entire sector but also bring down travel time for passengers. Privatising six new airports under public-private partnership (PPP) model would generate significant economic effect and would lead to creation of new jobs. "Likewise, tax incentives for the MRO sector will not only bring foreign investment into India and impact the economics of the airlines but will also open up new opportunities for youth to build careers. The investments being made in airports, privatised in the first two phases, are already leading to enhanced job creation in both aero and non-aero areas," he said. GMR Group manages two airports -- Delhi and Hyderabad -- through PPP model. Welcoming the announcements, GVK Group founder and Chairman G V K Reddy said the move to have PPP model for six more airports would provide the Airports Authority of India (AAI) resources to develop smaller airports across the country. "The plans to make India a global MRO hub will ensure savings of precious foreign exchange and enable Indian airlines to get their aircraft serviced locally," he said. GVK Group manages Mumbai airport through PPP model. Consultancy EY India's Transaction Partner Kuljit Singh said the announcements are good initial first steps and this might be followed by a second phase of reforms package. "... the second phase may need to have more reforms in taxes on fuel, subvention for airport charges, government guarantees for additional unsecured borrowings of private airlines etc," he noted. Law firm Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas' Partner Ajay Sawhney said that today's announcement breathe some life into the pandemic-hit civil aviation sector, but no mention of bailouts on an immediate basis may attract mixed response from the industry. "Though, easing curbs on airspace would certainly bring in long term efficiency, and on an immediate basis some relief to the airlines, but a more meaningful intervention may be required if the aviation sector is not on the recovery path soon," he noted. Travel portal EaseMyTrip.com Chairman and CEO Nishant Pitti said the announcements would definitely provide positive sentiments for the industry overall. "In addition for industry to withstand the recovery period, government will need to support the backbone, airlines, in these turbulent times through tax relief or relaxation in multiple charges paid by airlines to reduce their costs," Pitti said. Vasudevan S, Partner (Infrastructure Government and Healthcare) at consultancy KPMG in India said the aviation sector is the hardest hit because of the global pandemic with an estimated USD 500 billion loss in airline and airport revenues in FY20. Airport PPP transactions will help unlock value for AAI and state governments, given current investor interest and long-term potential of the Indian market. "Rationalising the MRO tax structure has been a long pending demand of the industry and it is good to see that happening finally, but more needs to be done to create a level playing field, attract foreign investment and make it profitable," he noted. Care Ratings Chief Economist Madan Sabnavis said aviation sector has incentives as six airports would have PPP model, but the "question is who will invest now when future of airlines is uncertain". Consultancy Deloitte India Partner Peeyush Naidu said the initiative for private sector participation for operations, management and development of airports is well-intentioned. IAS GDK RAM RVK

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