SUMMARY
- Zomato and IRCTC’s partnership has grown to include over 100 railway stations in India.
- The service, which began with a pilot program at five stations, has proven successful and is now widely available.
- The initiative aims to provide improved food delivery options for train travelers, enhancing their overall travel experience.
Zomato has significantly broadened its collaboration with the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) to offer food delivery services at over 100 railway stations across India. This expansion marks a notable increase from the pilot program launched in 2023, which was initially trialed at just five stations: New Delhi, Prayagraj, Kanpur, Lucknow, and Varanasi.
The initiative now covers more than 100 railway stations, reflecting Zomato’s successful scaling of its food delivery service in partnership with IRCTC.
The original pilot, which began in 2023, allowed Zomato to test and refine its service model at key stations. This successful phase paved the way for broader implementation.
This expanded collaboration highlights Zomato’s commitment to enhancing travel convenience and its strategic partnership with IRCTC to improve service delivery for train passengers.
