ECKO Hotels and Resorts Appoints Shekhar Chandra as General Manager – Operations and Pre-Opening

New Delhi, June 5^th, 2025:

It is with great pleasure that ECKO Hotels & Resorts announces Mr. Shekhar Chandra's appointment as General Manager – Operations & Pre-Opening. With more than 20 years of illustrious experience in the hotel industry, Mr. Chandra has held executive roles with prestigious companies such as Royal Orchid Hotels, Wyndham Worldwide, Radisson, Hilton Hotels, and Ministry of Sound.  Mr. Chandra is a dynamic and results-driven professional who has continuously shown proficiency in increasing revenue, improving operational effectiveness, and providing exceptional guest pleasure.  His ability to effectively oversee multi-departmental operations and his strategic emphasis on profitability and high-quality service have resulted in the successful adoption of creative projects that improve visitor experiences, expedite procedures, and foster positive company cultures.

Mr. Chandra graduated from Maharaja Agrasen Himalayan University in Garhwal with a postgraduate degree.  As ECKO Hotels & Resorts grows its portfolio in important Indian destinations, his appointment comes at a critical juncture.  In his new position, he will be in charge of managing pre-opening and operational activities, guaranteeing operational excellence, and maintaining the brand's dedication to sustainability, individuality, community involvement, and technology integration.  Mr Perkin Rocha, Founder & CEO, expressed confidence in the selection, saying, "We are thrilled to welcome Mr. Shekhar Chandra to the leadership team of ECKO Hotels & Resorts."  Our vision as we continue to grow and reinvent hospitality experiences throughout our locations is ideally aligned with his vast experience, strategic acumen, and commitment to providing exceptional service.

Under Mr. Chandra's direction, ECKO Hotels & Resorts operational capacity is projected to be even more enhanced and its goal to provide thoughtful, customised hospitality that appeals to discriminating guests reinforced.