Jagmohan Bhutada and Seema Bhutada, the co-founders and partners behind Wing My Dreams Travel Hub LLP, have been nominated for the Bharat Shreshtha Ratna Sanman at the India Republic Times – Leadership Conclave Mumbai 2026. Their nomination brings attention to a travel-industry journey built over more than two decades and shaped by entrepreneurship, resilience, personalised service and industry engagement.
Wing My Dreams operates across the B2B and B2C travel segments, offering customised tours, leisure holidays, flight ticketing, visa assistance, forex and end-to-end travel solutions. The company has destination expertise covering Australia, New Zealand, Greece, Bali, Thailand, Vietnam, Dubai, Europe and several other destinations worldwide.
At the heart of the business are Jagmohan and Seema Bhutada, whose professional strengths complement each other. Jagmohan brings more than 25 years of entrepreneurial experience, including over two decades in the travel industry. His approach is centred on understanding a traveller’s requirements, attention to detail and creating personalised experiences rather than treating travel as a purely transactional service.
Seema brings more than 24 years of entrepreneurial experience and 22 years in the travel business and plays an important role in the execution and integration of Wing My Dreams. She is known for building long-term relationships with clients and understanding their aspirations. Her involvement extends beyond the company through her role as Chairperson of the Women Empowerment Committee at the Tour Operators Association of India, where she contributes to initiatives focused on learning, networking and professional growth among women in the travel fraternity.
Their professional journey has also included recognition from the travel and hospitality sectors. Wing My Dreams was named Best Tour Operator – 2026 by the (TOAI) – tour operators association of India so please correct it. Jagmohan has also received recognitions connected with the restaurant and hospitality industry, including the Times Food Awards, EazyDiner Awards and Restaurant India Awards. He serves as an Advisor to the Karnataka Tourism Forum and is associated with the Events Committee of the Enterprising Travel Agents Association of India, South.
Seema’s professional recognitions include the Ubuntu Star Award 2026, the Trail Blazer Woman recognition by TOAI and the Distinguished Contributor recognition by TOAI. She was also selected for the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women programme and its associated IIM Lucknow executive learning programme.
Behind these achievements is a story of disruption and rebuilding.
The COVID-19 pandemic brought the travel industry to an unprecedented standstill. According to the profile provided, the Bhutadas’ travel and food businesses were severely affected, resulting in major financial losses and an uncertain business environment. Rather than ending their entrepreneurial journey, the couple chose to rebuild.
They came together to revive their travel business and re-establish Wing My Dreams, with the company restarting its travel operations in September 2024. The new phase combined their extensive industry experience with a renewed focus on personalised travel solutions and meaningful customer relationships.
Their philosophy is built around the idea that travel should be transformational rather than merely transactional. They place importance on listening to travellers, understanding their aspirations and creating journeys around individual needs. Their approach also places value on relationships with clients, travel partners, destination management companies, hotels and tourism stakeholders.
For Seema, entrepreneurship also has a strong purpose-led dimension. Through her involvement with women in the travel industry, she supports learning, mentoring, networking and professional growth, particularly among women entrepreneurs and professionals.
The Bharat Shreshtha Ratna Sanman nomination at the India Republic Times – Leadership Conclave Mumbai 2026 brings together these different aspects of their journey: travel entrepreneurship, industry participation, women’s professional development, customer service and the resilience required to rebuild after a major disruption.
The story of Jagmohan and Seema Bhutada is ultimately a story of partnership. One brings a strong focus on entrepreneurship, service and destination expertise; the other combines business execution, relationships, mentorship and women’s empowerment. Together, they have continued to build Wing My Dreams around a simple belief that every journey should have meaning.
From navigating the challenges of the pandemic to rebuilding their travel operations, their journey reflects the ability to adapt, learn and begin again. Today, Wing My Dreams continues to grow as a B2B and B2C travel company, carrying forward their experience while developing a personalised approach for modern travellers.
Their BSRS nomination marks another milestone in a journey that has connected entrepreneurship with travel, service and human relationships — giving new meaning to the name Wing My Dreams.
