Tanya Khanijow
Tanya
Khanijow, a 31-year-old filmmaker and creator from Delhi, is known for her engaging storytelling and cinematic
travel
vlogs. After doing B.Tech in Electrical Engineering from Delhi Technological University, she worked as a business analyst before turning to full-time travel vlogging. Her content — featuring solo adventures, travel tips, and itineraries — has built a strong following. Tanya has collaborated with major brands like YouTube and Air India, and was featured in Forbes India's Digital Stars list. She won the "Travel-Goals Creator of the Year" award at Creators United in January 2023. In December 2024, she was honoured as the "Champion of Content Creation" at India's Best Awards by Travel + Leisure India.
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