Citing industry data, the company said Varanasi Airport has witnessed strong growth in passenger numbers, from 1 million in 20142015 to 1.9 million passengers in 20172018.
"Varanasi is a key and high growth opportunity for our foreign exchange business being a prime gateway airport for the Buddhist circuit, also for UP's strongly emerging outbound travel segment," Thomas Cook (India) Senior VP & Head-Sales & Relationship Management Foreign Exchange Deepesh Varma said.
The two new airport counters extend Thomas Cook India's foreign exchange distribution and reach for UP to a total of 12 consumer access centres.
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