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Népal – Silver Heritage organise l’inauguration du Tiger Palace
By Phil - 19 mars 2018
Silver Heritage Group has now held the grand opening of its first 5-star integrated resort – Tiger Palace Resort in Bhairahawa, Nepal.
Led by a vision to transform South Asia’s entertainment landscape, the grand opening event was spread over two days, Saturday, 16 March and Sunday, 17 March 2018. Guests witnessed dance performances by Ukrainian troops and Thai Dancers along with performances by Bollywood’s dance sensations, Natasa Stankovic and Poonam Pandey.
Located in Bhairahawa, in southern Nepal’s subtropical Terai region, Tiger Palace Resort is just eight km north of the India-Nepal border. Easily accessible to Indian travellers, it is a short 2 hour 45 minutes drive from the Gorakhpur Airport (Uttar Pradesh, India) making it a perfect destination for those seeking a break from the usual, the regular, the boring. Surrounded by scenic vistas of the Himalayan foothills and with famous tourist attractions within reach such as the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Lumbini – the birthplace of Lord Buddha, and Chitwan National Park – home to rare animals including one-horned rhinos and Bengal tigers, as well as close to the ancient cities of Kapilavastu, Devedaha and Palpa.
L'ouverture en douceur de l'hôtel a eu lieu le 20 septembre 2017.
The casino is spread over 2,500 sqm and features three distinct gaming zones which are on-par with some of the best in the world. For seasoned and high-stake players, it features a distinct Premium Mass and VIP area. The Premium Mass and VIP gaming area are expected to open soon. The casino features 44 gaming tables and over 200 electronic gaming machines, there is a capacity for a lot more. The casino also has a performance stage and stylish bar.
Tim Shepherd, cofondateur et conseiller principal, Silver Heritage Group, a déclaré: «Tiger Palace Resort est notre premier complexe cinq étoiles intégré entièrement détenu et exploité à Bhairahawa, au Népal. Ce complexe constitue un élément majeur de la stratégie de croissance de base du groupe Silver Heritage, qui consiste à se concentrer sur le développement de complexes hôteliers à la frontière indo-népalaise et à capitaliser sur la forte demande des clients indiens pour une destination de divertissement saine. Le marché cible immédiat de la station comprend les plus de 15 millions de citoyens indiens de classe moyenne ambitieux vivant à moins de six heures de voyage de la station, dans des États tels que Delhi, l'Uttar Pradesh, le Bihar et le Bengale occidental.
