The first phase will feature 16 country pavilions representing diverse international cultures, an open-air theater with a 10,000-person capacity, a floating restaurant on the lake, water and electronic games, and a variety of international cuisine outlets.
Hilton has made remarkable investments in Saudi Arabia over the past two years, with a combined owner and investor commitment of around US$8 billion.
The hotel offers upscale amenities including a spa, an outdoor poolside bar, and a Chinese restaurant, catering to tourists and business travelers.
The company projects cash flow generation of INR 400-500 million (US$4.55 million to US$5.69 million) in 2025/26 from this initiative.
The deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2026, subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals.
Under the joint venture, Boyu will hold up to 60% of Starbucks’ China retail business, while Starbucks retains a 40% stake and continues to own and license its brand and intellectual property.
Shangri-La positions the Sun Club as a key feature to bolster Mauritius’s high-end beach club and food and beverage scene, adding a unique layer to the island’s luxury tourism experience.
The camp will feature three Horizon Terrace Suites, nine Pool Villas, and a Presidential Villa that can combine to form a two-bedroom unit.
The summer campaign supports domestic travel, stimulates the local economy, and fosters pride in the province’s natural and cultural resources.
Spanning 4,500 square meters, the hotel boasts 14 floors with over 200 rooms and suites, including royal and presidential accommodations.