Hospitality & Marketing Services (H&M services), a leading sales and marketing company has announced its strategic partnership with Sadda Pind, a Punjabi Culture Living Village Museum located in Amritsar, Punjab. This collaboration marks a significant milestone for both organizations as they aim to redefine cultural hospitality and offer unparalleled experiences to locals and tourists alike.
H&M Services has emerged as a preferred partner for various businesses, including standalone ventures, hotel chains, spas, resorts, and many more. With a team of experts in travel, marketing, business development, and client servicing, H&M Services is committed to delivering success to its hospitality clients and partners by increasing business and ensuring a superior return on investment.
Geeta Maheshwari, Owner at H&M Services, stated, “We are delighted to partner with Sadda Pind and bring this unique cultural experience to our existing and new customers. This collaboration aligns with our commitment to delivering exceptional hospitality solutions and creating memorable moments for our clients.”
Sadda Pind, spread across 12 acres of picturesque land provides an authentic glimpse into Punjab’s rich heritage. Situated just 8 KM from the Golden Temple and 8 KM from the Airport in Amritsar, Sadda Pind is the brainchild of individuals with over 35 years of experience in hospitality and administration. It aims to redefine Punjabi culture and hospitality through commitment and world-class service.
Neeraj Gulati, Co-Founder from Sadda Pind added, “Sadda Pind is more than a destination; it’s a celebration of Punjab’s cultural richness. Partnering with H&M Services allows us to reach a broader audience and share the warmth and vibrancy of our culture with visitors from all walks of life.”
The partnership between H&M Services and Sadda Pind aims to create a synergy that enhances the cultural and hospitality landscape in Amritsar. Together, they will offer day packages and stay packages, providing visitors with a seamless blend of tradition and modernity.
