About andBeyond India | Luxury India Travel

Aditya Dev has spent over eight years managing wildlife lodges in Central India. A true people’s person, his core area of expertise is creating tailor made tours across India’s landscapes. Aditya is also responsible for transporting our guests throughout India in comfortable, air-conditioned Toyota Innovas, accompanied by knowledgeable, English-speaking drivers. Not content with creating exceptional tours that cater for personal preferences, Aditya also occasionally accompanies our guests as a specialist guide.

With more than eleven years of experience in the travel business Daljeet Singh contributes exceptional depth to &Beyond India’s product development team. With her perfectionist streak, Daljeet is also responsible for ensuring all hotels and ground handlers that we use live up to our exceeding high standards of guest delight.

Dushyant Singh, Operations Manager at &Beyond India, developed a passion for wildlife working as naturalist and lodge manager in Nepal's Chitwan National Park and India's Pench National Park. During this time, he was active in conservation and the development of the parks, gaining a vast knowledge of birds, mammals and plants. He has also worked as a freelance naturalist, escorting wildlife and special interest tours in India and Nepal. A graduate in English literature, Dushyant enjoys travelling, reading, cricket, soccer and horse riding, and has a young son.

CEO of &Beyond India, Suhail Gupta's passion has become a full time career. Beginning his career as naturalist guide and manager at a national park in Nepal, Suhail subsequently worked with Toby Sinclair on the landmark BBC series Land of the Tiger, dealing with wildlife on the Indian subcontinent. He went on to work on many more films for the BBC, most recently a three-part film called Tigers – Spy in the Jungle. Suhail has extensive experience leading individual and group wildlife tours, including for the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Trustees of the Bronx Zoo.

One of India’s finest naturalists, Toby Sinclair has lived in the country for 30 years. He has guided groups such as WWF USA, the Bronx Zoo, the Woodland Park Zoo and the Audubon Society. Toby is actively involved with Tiger Link and Global Tiger Patrol. He has written or edited 20 books on India and has been involved in the filming of numerous wildlife documentaries for the BBC, PBS, National Geographic Society and Discovery, including a recent BBC series on the Ganges. Toby is currently working on a film on Indian icon Mahatma Gandhi and another tiger documentary.