Satish Bansode
Satish Bansode (born 9 December 1991) is an Indian entrepreneur and the founder of Jagdamba Tours and Travels, a travel company based in Jalna, Maharashtra. Since its inception in 2013, the company has grown from a small local transport provider to a full-scale domestic and international tour operator offering organized travel experiences across India and abroad.
Early life and education
Satish Bansode was born in Walsawangi, a village in the Jalna district of Maharashtra. He completed his undergraduate degree (B.A.) and a Diploma in Education (D.Ed). He currently resides in Jalna, Maharashtra.
Career
In 2013, Satish Bansode founded Jagdamba Tours and Travels as a local transport service in Jalna. Initially, the company provided rental vehicles ranging from 4-seaters to 50-seater buses to customers in and around the Jalna region. Due to the quality of service and growing customer trust, the business expanded significantly under his leadership.
Jagdamba Tours and Travels now offers a wide range of services including:
- Religious tours such as Ashtavinayak Darshan, Char Dham Yatra, Do Dham Yatra, and Jyotirlinga circuits
- Family vacations and educational trips
- Pan-India destinations including Himachal, Shimla–Manali, Kerala, and Maharashtra Darshan
- International group tours
- Hotel bookings, homestays, and comprehensive travel packages
The company has organized over 1,000+ domestic tours and arranged more than 2,000+ hotel and homestay bookings across India. Its hallmark features include well-maintained vehicles, non-addicted drivers, experienced guides, and professionally managed tour planning.
Under Bansode's guidance, the company has received several awards and recognitions for entrepreneurship and service excellence in the travel and tourism sector.
Legacy and values
Jagdamba Tours and Travels is known for its dedication to customer care, consistent service improvements, and professional ethics. The company's mission is to provide quality, affordable, and safe travel experiences to a broad demographic of Indian travelers.