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Oberoi Vilas Properties still Continue their Dominance

13 jul 2008

Oberoi Vilas Properties still Continue their Dominance
The Indian hospitality sector has once again shown its standards and class in global ranks. The Oberoi Vilas properties are once again ranked among the top in the 2008 Travel + LeisureWorld’s Best Hotels list.

Taj Hotels shifts focus to luxury hotels

11 jun 2008

Taj Hotels shifts focus to luxury hotels
105 year old Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces having 59 hotels in the luxury, leisure and business segment is going for a rebranding of its properties to preserve the exclusivity of the Taj brand.

‘India in Luxury’ – an itinerary exclusively for the rich

05 oct 2007

‘India in Luxury’ – an itinerary exclusively for the rich
In what may be the first ‘itinerary-based holday’ in India, Oberoi Hotels and Resorts have launched a holiday package called as ‘India in Luxury’. The package would be targeted towards top-end independent travellers from US and Europe.

Oberoi and Hilton part ways, to chalk their own course

27 sep 2007

Oberoi and Hilton part ways, to chalk their own course
The 4 year long marketing and co-branding agreement between East India Hotels and Hilton International has been terminated effective April 2008. As such 8 ‘Trident Hilton’ properties in India having 1900 rooms would be rebranded as ‘Trident’ while the ‘The Hilton Towers’ in Mumbai would be known as ‘Trident Towers’.

After Taj, another crowning glory for India

11 jul 2007

After Taj, another crowning glory for India
Just few day after the Taj Mahal making it into the Top 7 Wonders of the world, the Oberoi Hotels has done the country proud by receiving top honours in the prestigious Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards 2007 readers’ survey.

Sahara Star, Mumbai – The epitome of luxury

22 jun 2007

Sahara Star, Mumbai – The epitome of luxury
The Sahara Group made its maiden foray into the hospitality industry with the launch of Sahara Star, a seven-star hotel-cum-tourist hub near Mumbai International Airport. The hotel was formerly known as Airport Centaur and was bought from government by Batra hospitality who later sold it to Sahara.