MMGY Global, one of the world’s leading integrated marketing and communications firm specialising in travel, tourism and hospitality, has acquired Think Strawberries (TS), a premier travel representation and marketing brand headquartered in India.
“For years, we’ve partnered with global brands seeking to engage high-value travellers in India and the GCC,” said Katie Briscoe, CEO of MMGY Global. “This investment amplifies our capabilities with deeper local insight, stronger cultural fluency and an on-the-ground network that’s second to none. It’s a bold and intentional step toward building a truly global offering – and we couldn’t be more excited to do it alongside the passionate, proven team at Think Strawberries.”
With a robust presence across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region, TS will now operate as MMGY Think Strawberries, marking MMGY Global’s official entry into South Asia and the Middle East – two of the fastest-growing outbound travel markets worldwide.
Founded in 2011, Think Strawberries has earned a reputation for excellence in representing iconic travel brands – from destinations like the Maldives and Portugal to attractions such as Disneyland Paris and Dubai Holding Entertainment. TS delivers a full suite of travel representation and destination consulting services, combining sales, marketing and culturally resonant storytelling to connect brands with discerning travellers across the region.
“This partnership marks a significant transformation – not just for our team and clients but for how destination marketing evolves in this part of the world,” said Kishore.
“Joining MMGY Global gives us access to world-class tools, data-driven insights and a truly international platform. More importantly, it aligns with our vision to craft more meaningful, strategic connections between brands and travellers.”
Leadership at TS will play a central role in shaping MMGY Global’s growth in the region. Founder Amit Kishore will serve as Managing Director and Head of Strategy, Munnmunn Marwah and Sanya Zaidi will continue to lead operations in India and the GCC, respectively.
