Sterling Holiday Resorts Opens New Hotel in Mohali, Punjab
Sterling Holiday Resorts, a subsidiary of Thomas Cook (India) Limited, has opened a new hotel, Sterling Avante Mohali, in Punjab. The hotel is designed for business stays, meetings, and celebrations, expanding Sterling's presence in North India. The launch aims to cater to the growing business travel and event demand in the region.
The opening of a new hotel is a positive development that can contribute to revenue growth and market presence, but it's a single property opening within a larger hospitality group.
The opening of a new hotel signifies business expansion and growth for the company.
Sterling Holiday Resorts, a wholly owned subsidiary of Thomas Cook (India) Limited, has announced the opening of its new hotel, Sterling Avante Mohali, in Punjab.
The hotel is designed to cater to business stays, meetings, and celebrations, offering seamless access to Chandigarh and nearby Himachal Pradesh.
Located in TDI City, Sector 117, Sterling Avante Mohali aims to serve both the weekday business and weekend leisure needs of travelers. It features contemporary rooms and suites, reliable service standards, and event-ready infrastructure.
The hotel's all-day dining restaurant, Essence, offers a blend of Indian, regional, and global cuisines. For events and meetings, the Crystal Banquet Hall is available.
Vikram Lalvani, Managing Director & CEO of Sterling Holiday Resorts, stated that Mohali is an exciting new-age city with strong commercial vibrancy and connectivity, making it an ideal location for their new hotel format. Mr. Maninder Singh Marwah, Director of Shining Star Hospitality, expressed confidence in Sterling's ability to meet the evolving needs of travelers and event organizers.
The hotel provides convenient access to Chandigarh International Airport and Chandigarh Railway Station, and also serves as a base for travelers heading to leisure destinations beyond the city.
This launch is part of Sterling's strategy to build a balanced portfolio across various destination types.
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