Travel Mail Desk: Pandemic blues have started subsiding and with festivities around the corner, it’s time to live beyond the living room. With this thought in mind and to encourage people to travel again and enjoy what they love, Pride Group of Hotels initiated its new holiday package ‘Worry Free Staycations’ with financial assistance.
With the safe and responsible re-opening of the travel and tourism industry, the hotel group has announced to provide financial assistance to travelers this holiday season. Strengthening its ‘Truly Indian’ experience that resonates with comfort and warm hospitality, it has launched the initiative for welcoming its guests to the new normal wherein their safety will be given utmost importance.
Worry Free Staycations is designed for all the travellers who are on a lookout for a safe and hygienic gateway. The 2N/3D package consists of multiple services like immunity booster shots on arrival, in-room soft beverages and snack minibar, kids activities access, specially curated kids meals, hi-tea, major meals of the day and many more complimentary services. The guests can book package directly by visiting the Pride Hotels website and can choose the location nearest to their humble abode.
“We‘re grateful to our loyal guests who have bestowed us with their trust during this pandemic. Our message to our patrons is very straightforward: when they feel it’s the right time and they decide to plan their travel, we will be ready to help them out in every step possible. We will be ready to safely welcome them back” says Mr Amit Sidana- VP Sales & Marketing, Pride Hotels Ltd.
Moreover, as a part of the ‘New Normal’, the Pride Hotels Group has also launched the ‘Pride Safety Assurance’ initiative. With travelers being extremely thoughtful about their accommodation, this assurance is designed to cover hygiene guidelines, booking policies as well as precautions to be taken by guests and staff to ensure safety and flexibility.
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