EaseMyTrip Foundation Partners with ASI to Enhance Visitor Experience at Qutub Minar Through Savee Cafeteria

EaseMyTrip Foundation, the CSR arm of one of the leading travel- tech platform EaseMyTrip has partnered with the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to introduce Savee Cafeteria within the Qutub Minar premises as part of a visitor experience enhancement initiative.

Initiative Overview
- Savee Cafeteria Launch: A new food facility inside the Qutub Minar premises, designed to provide clean, hygienic, and affordable options for visitors.
- Collaborators: EaseMyTrip Foundation (CSR arm of EaseMyTrip) and the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
- Event Presence: Senior officials including Tourism Secretary Shri Bhuvnesh Kumar and Culture Secretary Shri Vivek Aggarwal attended the launch.

Heritage Tourism Impact
- Visitor Footfall: Qutub Minar attracts nearly 3 million visitors annually, making it one of India’s busiest monuments.
- Tourism Trends: India recently recorded 250 crore domestic tourist visits, highlighting the surge in heritage and experiential tourism.
- Public-Private Collaboration: This initiative reflects the growing role of partnerships in enhancing infrastructure and visitor experiences at cultural landmarks.

Goals & Future Plans
- Improve visitor comfort and encourage longer engagement at the site.
- Support local employment generation through the cafeteria.
- Explore additional initiatives like heritage walks and integrated cultural experiences.
- EaseMyTrip Foundation already supports Agra Fort, Khajuraho, Sun Temple, and Qutub Minar under the Adopt a Heritage program.

This move positions Qutub Minar not just as a historic site, but as a more immersive, accessible, and globally competitive heritage destination.