Travel Food Services Bags 3 Awards at the Airport Food and Beverage (FAB) Conference & Awards 2019
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Travel Food Services (TFS), India's leading Travel F&B and Retail Company, emerged with the highest tally of awards, taking home three awards at the prestigious Airport Food and Beverage (FAB) awards held at Dallas Fort Worth, USA on 26-27 June 2019. TFS won three awards, making it the first ever Indian company with these many wins at the FAB 2019 Awards; also marked the third year in a row that TFS has been felicitated at the international platform for its novel concepts, impeccable services and customer-centric approach.
Travel Food Services' Plastic Ban Campaign won the regional award for the Environmental Initiative of The Year in the Middle East, Africa and India region and also the F&B Marketing & Promotions Campaign of The Year award for their Dilli Streat launch in Indira Gandhi International Airport. In addition, Chef Rajesh Shetty; Executive Chef at GVK Lounge by TFS Performa, won the global award for Airport Chef of The Year.
Gaurav Dewan, COO and Business Head, Travel Food Services, says, "This prestigious win at the FAB 2019 Awards is a testament to our hard work and dedication towards transforming travel experiences in India. We are honoured to have received this recognition on such a global platform. We strive to challenge the industry with innovative concepts and bring enhanced operational excellence across the board. This kind of recognition is a huge motivation for us and our people to continue bringing in innovation, technology and the best of customer service to bridge India's place in the international travel F&B and retail map."
Currently, in its eight year, FAB Conference & Awards is organised by The Moodie Davitt Report and The Foodie Report. The awards were presented at a gala event in the USA, as a celebration of the hard work and effort of companies changing the way the world travels.
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