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Economic Times
06-08-2025
- Business
- Economic Times
EIH Limited announces four new hotels under management contracts across India
Synopsis EIH Limited, Oberoi Group's flagship company, has revealed plans for four new hotels in India. These hotels will be located in Goa, Bengaluru, Gujarat, and Hyderabad. The projects are part of a larger plan to complete 25 properties by 2030. The expansion includes hotels and luxury boats managed through various partnerships. Arjun Oberoi, Executive Chairman, and Vikram Oberoi, CEO, The Oberoi Group EIH Limited, the flagship company of The Oberoi Group, announced the addition of four new hotel projects in India on Wednesday. The announcement was made during the company's 75th Annual General Meeting held in New Delhi, and the chain said the new hotels will be operated under management contracts. The new developments will be located in Goa, Bengaluru, Gujarat, and Hyderabad. The projects include The Oberoi, Gir – A 20-key Oberoi luxury wildlife retreat set amidst a 40-acre mango orchard, located close to Gir National Park; The Oberoi, Hyderabad – A 220-key luxury hotel located at Knowledge City; Trident, Nandi Hills – A 150-key Trident hotel situated in Nandi Hills, north of Bengaluru and Trident, Fort Aguada – A 170-key Trident hotel in close proximity to the historic 17th-century Fort Aguada in chain said these projects form part of EIH Limited's development pipeline of 25 properties scheduled for completion by 2030. This includes 22 hotels and three luxury boats, all of which will be managed by EIH Limited through direct ownership, joint ventures, or management these, eight hotels will be owned or jointly invested in and operated by EIH Limited, while 17, including two Dahabeyas and one Nile cruise, will be operated under management contracts by The Oberoi Group. The pipeline spans 16 hotels in India and nine international properties across London, Egypt, Bhutan, Nepal, and Saudi Arabia. Upon completion, 18 of these will operate under the Oberoi brand and seven under the Trident brand, adding 2,033 keys to the Oberoi, executive chairman of The Oberoi Group, said the growth trajectory is driven by a clear strategic focus: expanding into high-potential markets, delivering authentic and memorable guest experiences, and upholding the service philosophy that defines The Oberoi Group. "As we broaden our footprint, we remain anchored in our core values of excellence, integrity, and care," he added. Vikram Oberoi, CEO of The Oberoi Group said the development strategy is shaped by deep consumer insight, a sharp understanding of market dynamics, and a steadfast long-term vision. "As we open new landmark hotels and earn continued global recognition, we are deeply grateful for the enduring trust our guests place in us. It is a testament to the passion of our people, the strength of our legacy, and our unwavering commitment to redefining luxury hospitality," he added. In 2025, EIH Limited will further strengthen its luxury portfolio with the launch of The Oberoi Rajgarh Palace, Khajuraho, and two Oberoi Nile Dahabeyas. Earlier this year, The Oberoi Vindhyavilas Wildlife Resort, Bandhavgarh opened, bringing global attention to Madhya Pradesh as a luxury wildlife destination. The resort was also featured among the World's Greatest Places by TIME Magazine (USA).
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Business Standard
06-08-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
EIH to open four hotels to expand presence in India's leisure market
East India Hotels (EIH), part of the Oberoi Group, will add four new hotel projects under management contracts in Goa, Bengaluru, Gujarat, and Hyderabad to strengthen its presence in key leisure and urban destinations. The company will expand through its Oberoi and Trident brands for the new hotels, it said in a release to the stock exchanges. The new properties include The Oberoi, Gir — a 20-key Oberoi luxury wildlife retreat located near Gir National Park; The Oberoi, Hyderabad — a 220-key luxury hotel; Trident, Nandi Hills — a 150-key Trident hotel in Bengaluru; and Trident, Fort Aguada — a 170-key Trident hotel near the 17th-century Fort Aguada in Goa. As announced at the company's annual general meeting (AGM), EIH also plans to strengthen its luxury portfolio with the launch of The Oberoi Rajgarh Palace, Khajuraho, and two Oberoi Nile Dahabeyas this year. 'Our growth trajectory is driven by a clear strategic focus: expanding into high-potential markets, delivering authentic and memorable guest experiences, and upholding the service philosophy that defines The Oberoi Group,' Arjun Oberoi, executive chairman, The Oberoi Group, said in the release. The company said these projects are part of its development pipeline of 25 properties scheduled for completion by 2030. Of these, eight hotels will be owned or jointly invested in and operated by the company, while 14 will be run under management contracts, along with two Dahabeyas (a type of sailboat) and one Nile cruise. Of the 25, 16 hotels will be in India, and nine will be overseas in locations including London, Egypt, Bhutan, Nepal, and Saudi Arabia, according to the release. On completion, 18 hotels will operate under the Oberoi brand and seven under the Trident brand, adding 2,033 keys to the portfolio. Currently, EIH has 30 owned and managed hotel properties across six countries, according to its website. Vikram Oberoi, chief executive officer, The Oberoi Group, said the company's development strategy is shaped by deep consumer insight, a sharp understanding of market dynamics, and a long-term vision.
Time of India
06-08-2025
- Business
- Time of India
75th AGM: Oberoi announces 4 more hotels, including a Trident in Goa
NEW DELHI: Hospitality major Oberoi Hotels announced it will soon open four new hotels in Goa, Gir, Hyderabad and near Bengaluru, at its 75th AGM Wednesday. These will be operated under management contracts, as part of its continued growth strategy. The Oberoi, Gir, will be a a 20-key luxury wildlife retreat in a 40-acre mango orchard near Gir National Park. The Oberoi, Hyderabad, will be a 220-key luxury hotel. Trident, Nandi Hills, will be a 150-key property north of Bengaluru. And Trident, Fort Aguada, will be a 170-key hotel near Fort Aguada in Goa. These four are part of Oberoi parent EIH Limited's development pipeline of 25 properties scheduled for completion by 2030. This includes 22 hotels and three luxury boats, all of which will be managed by EIH Limited through direct ownership, joint ventures, or management contracts. Of these, eight hotels will be owned or jointly invested in and operated by EIH Ltd, while 17, including two Dahabeyas and one Nile cruise, will be operated under management contracts by The Oberoi Group. The pipeline includes 16 hotels in India and nine international properties across London, Egypt, Bhutan, Nepal, and Saudi Arabia. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Indonesia: Unsold Sofas at Bargain Prices (Prices May Surprise You) Sofas | Search Ads Search Now Undo Upon completion, 18 of these will operate under the Oberoi brand and seven under the Trident brand, adding 2,033 keys to the portfolio. Arjun Oberoi, executive chairman of The Oberoi Group, said: 'Our growth trajectory is driven by a clear strategic focus: expanding into high-potential markets, delivering authentic and memorable guest experiences, and upholding the service philosophy that defines The Oberoi Group. As we broaden our footprint, we remain anchored in our core values of excellence, integrity, and care.' Vikram Oberoi, CEO of The Oberoi Group, said: 'Our development strategy is shaped by deep consumer insight, a sharp understanding of market dynamics, and a steadfast long-term vision. As we open new landmark hotels and earn continued global recognition, we are deeply grateful for the enduring trust our guests place in us. It is a testament to the passion of our people, the strength of our legacy, and our unwavering commitment to redefining luxury hospitality. ' This year EIH Ltd will launch The Oberoi Rajgarh Palace, Khajuraho, and two Oberoi Nile Dahabeyas cruisers. Earlier this year, The Oberoi Vindhyavilas Wildlife Resort, Bandhavgarh opened. Stay informed with the latest business news, updates on bank holidays and public holidays .
CairoScene
23-04-2025
- CairoScene
Sisters of the Nile: Sia & Seba Are Egypt's Newest Dahabeyas
These two graceful Dahabeyas on the Nile offer a slow, soulful way to experience Egypt—complete with pool decks, spa rooms, and stories carried by the wind. There is a particular kind of rhythm to the Nile, a soft whispering of ancient stories through the timeless ebb of its waters, a deep humming that settles into your chest, as if the river is reminding you—gently but firmly—that it was here long before you, and it will be here long after. And somewhere between Luxor and Aswan, where time seems to melt into those very same magical waters, two sister Dahabeyas—Sia and Seba—leisurely drift past lush banana groves and towering ancient temples, sailing in the company of the Pharaohs and carving out their own place in a river that has seen civilizations rise and fall. Owned and run by three generations of the El Wassif family, Sia and Seba—collectively known as Mazaj Dahabeyas—are more than mere sailboats. They are living embodiments of the Nile's past and present, reflections of history, and messengers of love letters to Egypt, hand-delivered on the wind. Sia, the Soul of the Nile The first of the two Dahabeyas in the Mazaj family, Sia feels like drifting into the Nile's daydream. From the moment you cross onto its deck—past the glinting brass lanterns and into the soft embrace of polished wood, linen-draped daybeds, and the scent of citrus—you're no longer just a passenger. You're part of the river's lullaby. The gentle hum of the Nile becomes your soundtrack, setting the pace for slow sips, long glances at the horizon, and conversations that stretch into golden hour. With nine spacious cabins—including one luxury cabin, six deluxe cabins, and two Royal Suites so expansive they might make you forget you're on a boat at all—Sia was clearly designed for lingering. Each room hums with quiet sophistication—smart panels at your fingertips, Nespresso ready on command, high-thread-count everything—and a welcome box that greets you like an old friend. Up top, the sun deck beckons with a shimmering pool that reflects the sky with near-arrogant clarity, and the bar lounge, fringed with rattan chairs, offers panoramic views that blur the line between river and horizon. Somewhere near the stern, the spa room—the kind that smells faintly of eucalyptus and quiet—is a sanctuary within a sanctuary. Here, skilled hands soothe away any remaining tension, as the river gently rocks you back into stillness. Everything here, from the all-day fresh juices to the mobile app that handles every request with a whisper, is designed to slow time down to your own rhythm. Seba, the Soft-Spoken Sister If Sia is the Nile's socialite, then Seba is its quieter twin—the introspective soul wrapped in linen and silence. With a more intimate layout and just five cabins on board—one Royal Suite, one luxury cabin, and three deluxe cabins—Seba feels less like a boat and more like a whispered secret meant only for you. Each room is wrapped in sun-washed neutrals and handmade details that speak softly of luxury: high-thread-count bedding, pillowy duvets, and bath products that smell like time slowing down. You won't find extravagance shouting here—just thoughtful touches that make you feel held. This is a place for barefoot mornings on the deck, eyes still heavy with sleep, as the Nile unfurls beside you in hushed silver light. A place where books are read slowly, meals are lingered over, and hours pass unnoticed between the flapping of canvas sails and the occasional birdcall overhead. Evenings on Seba are their own kind of spell: golden light stretching across the sundeck, soft music echoing from the bar lounge, and stars that appear as if summoned just for you. And if the outside world calls, high-speed Wi-Fi and smart cabins keep you tethered—just enough. But here, it's the serenity that stays with you. A Journey Measured in Moments In the end, a journey aboard a Mazaj Dahabeya isn't measured in temples visited or kilometers sailed. It's felt in the hush between moments, in the way the wind plays the sails like an instrument, in the silence that says more than any guidebook ever could. You don't disembark so much as wake from a dream—one where time slowed, the world softened, and the river whispered just to you. And long after you've returned to the tug of calendars and unanswered emails, some part of you will still be sailing—rocking gently to the rhythm of the Nile. Some places don't ask to be remembered. They simply become a part of you.
