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Oberoi Group's strategic alliance with Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

The partnership will provide members of the brands’ recognition programmes privileged access to over 50 luxury hotels

Our Special Correspondent Mumbai Published 01.10.20, 04:50 AM
The Oberoi Udaivilas. By working together across all facets of the guest experience, the two groups will curate new and exclusive experiences available at the Oberoi and Mandarin Oriental hotels.

The Oberoi Udaivilas. By working together across all facets of the guest experience, the two groups will curate new and exclusive experiences available at the Oberoi and Mandarin Oriental hotels. Wikimedia Commons

The Oberoi Group on Wednesday announced that it has entered into a long-term strategic alliance with Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group to collaborate across a range of initiatives while retaining their respective heritage and identities.

The Oberoi Group said in a statement that the partnership will provide members of the brands’ recognition programmes privileged access to over 50 luxury hotels.

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According to the firm, this global alliance between the two hotel groups has been designed to appeal to the loyal guests of both brands. By working together across all facets of the guest experience, the two groups will curate new and exclusive experiences available at the Oberoi and Mandarin Oriental hotels.

EIH is the flagship listed entity of The Oberoi Group.

“Our brands complement each other extremely well as do our organisations values and culture... This alliance will allow guests to experience new destinations and experiences in the legendary styles for which both companies are renowned,” EIH Ltd MD and CEO Vikram Oberoi said.

“We are delighted to launch this innovative partnership with The Oberoi Group, setting the stage for us to push the boundaries of luxury hospitality. By working together, both organisations will create further differentiation in the industry that our guests will value,” Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group chief executive James Riley said.

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