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About Us

DIVA designs and operates programme for Client, conference organizers, travel agents, associations and corporations for a truly satisfying, enthralling and authentic Indian experience. 

Behind the success of DIVA and in fulfilling your dream holidays is our dynamic team. Travel is passion for us. Each & every member of our team is passionate to showcase authentic Indian experience and committed to ensure seamless & impeccable services to incoming guests.

This passion is the driving force that enthuses every team member and adds that special value which sets the company apart and permeates every aspect of your travel with us.
Mission

 Our mission is to perfect the personal leisure travel experience at the same time, managing our activities in a sustainable way. 

 Vision 
We are a team who creates unique and socially responsible beyond seamless travel experience, DIVA started its own fleet operation. Today we proudly proclaim that we are one of the renowned/leading companies in INDIA having its own fleet of superior and maintained vehicles.

 Our drivers are not only trained for providing safe, secure and defensive driving but also trained for tackling situations under extreme emergencies.

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