Online travel platform EaseMyTrip has announced key leadership appointments. The company has named Sankalp Kaul as its new Chief Technology Officer (CTO), succeeding Naimish Sinha, who stepped down from the role for personal reasons. Kaul brings over 18 years of experience in digital transformation, enterprise resource planning (ERP) integration, and large-scale technology initiatives across the travel and technology sectors. His expertise is expected to strengthen EaseMyTrip’s focus on innovation, platform efficiency, and customer experience.
Alongside this, the company’s board has approved the appointment of Manmeet Ahluwalia as Chief Marketing Officer (CMO). With more than two decades of experience, Ahluwalia has led impactful brand and digital strategies for leading travel brands. He was instrumental in driving Expedia’s entry into the Indian market and expanding its regional growth operations. His appointment is expected to reinforce EaseMyTrip’s brand positioning and marketing strategy in India’s competitive online travel space.
These leadership changes come at a time when EaseMyTrip is deepening its focus on technology, marketing and investor relations to strengthen its market presence.
With a renewed leadership team and fresh capital infusion, EaseMyTrip aims to accelerate its digital transformation and strengthen its position as one of India’s leading online travel platforms.
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