"We will look at a variety of opportunities related to travel, and therefore, aligned in our vision.
We will broaden the scope of our search rather than saying it will only be a travel company," Madhavan Menon, managing director, Thomas Cook India, told Business Standard.
Menon indicated the company would look at services areas to grow its business, but ruled out any investment plan in asset-heavy sectors such as hotels.
"My majority shareholder is an investment company. They will always look at opportunities."
In May, Fairbridge Capital, a fully-owned subsidiary of Toronto-based Fairfax Financial Holdings, picked up a 77.1 per cent stake in Thomas Cook India for Rs 810 crore.
According to the licensing agreement with its London-based parent, the company can use the brand name Thomas Cook till 2025 only. While the company's strategy is to "milk the brand" as much as it can, in the meantime, it may also look at an early transition.
"Would I spend 21 years transitioning out of Thomas Cook, I am not too sure," Menon
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