President business Group opens its 15th outlet President Hotel Airport

KATHMANDU, Sep 26:President Hotel 'Airport', President Group's 15th outlet , has been open since Saturday. The hotel has opened in Shambhumarg, near the entrance to Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport.

The company, founded 18 years ago, has continued to expand its new outlet in accordance with its business strategy. President TR Bhandari stated that the new outlet opened on Saturday with the premise of a 'clean atmosphere, simple address, great service, tasty cuisine'. "The President Group has been providing the same type of design and hospitality service for each of his outlets," he said.

According to him, the airport hotel, which has 25 rooms, has a minibar in each room, an elevator, a rooftop restaurant, parking, and other facilities. "We have prepared to open another outlet in Rupandehi so that it will be operational by the end of October," he said. We have already begun preparations for the opening of at least five President Sekuwa Multicuisine restaurants in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, and Lalitpur.

He stated that 300 employees have been employed by the group.  The President Group's Hotel Thata Restaurant is said to have a signature menu that includes Sisno Chicken, Mushroom Sisno, Paneer Sisno, and other dishes.  He said that in the coming days, the President is preparing to give a franchise of a multi-cuisine restaurant under him.

According to him, the airport outlet will be open 24 hours. He informed me that 40 people had been deployed in three shifts for this.

Deepak Raj Joshi, CEO of the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB), stated that the group has increased its investment in the tourism sector in a short period of time and is now delivering high-quality hospitality and food service. 

Similarly, Binayak Shah, President of the Hotel Association Nepal (HAN), wished the company success in growing its new outlet.

Som Sapkota, General Secretary of the Non-Resident Nepali Association, stated that the President Business Group offers a different kind of hospitality. "It is seen that new outlets of internal and external tourist-oriented hotels will support the tourism sector of the country," according to him.

The program stated that an agreement has been made with the group to open ten more medium-sized hotels over the following three years.  According to the company, there is a 15 percent discount for regular guests.

The company operates twelve brands, which include hotels, restaurants, cafes, Sekuwa, luxury resorts, safari resorts, foodland, sweets, and bakeries.