Jyoti Mayal Addresses IIHM Students on Careers in Hospitality and Tourism

New Delhi, 16th September 2025 – Mrs. Jyoti Mayal, Chairperson of the Tourism and Skill Council of India, recently addressed the students of the International Institute of Hotel Management (IIHM), sharing her valuable insights on the future of careers in hospitality and tourism.

In her address, Mrs. Mayal emphasized the growing opportunities within the industry, underscoring its role as a key driver of India’s economic growth. She highlighted how the sector is rapidly evolving with advancements in technology, a renewed focus on sustainability, and the rising importance of experiential travel, all of which are shaping new career paths for aspiring professionals.

Speaking at the session, Mrs. Mayal said, “In the wonderful campus of IIHM and its facilities with ongoing practical experience. The hospitality and tourism sector is not just about jobs, it is about building meaningful careers that contribute to global connections and cultural exchange. With India emerging as a preferred destination worldwide, students today have an unprecedented chance to be part of this transformation and position themselves as leaders of tomorrow.”

Her interaction with the students was both inspiring and informative, providing practical perspectives on how they can align their skills with industry requirements. She further encouraged students to embrace innovation, adaptability, and service excellence as essential qualities for long-term success.

The session concluded with an engaging Q\&A round, where students had the opportunity to seek career guidance and industry insights directly from Mrs. Mayal.

About Jyoti Mayal:

Jyoti Mayal, Chairperson of Tourism and Hospitality Skill Council and former President of TAAI, significantly transformed India’s travel industry through impactful policy advocacy and grassroots empowerment. Her leadership elevated India's global tourism standing by championing crucial initiatives and fostering a more progressive landscape. Mayal's strategic vision ensured travel agents not only survived but thrived amidst increasing competition, marking a pivotal era of growth and resilience for the sector. Her dedication to policy and agent empowerment left an enduring legacy on Indian tourism.