Moksha Himalaya Spa Resort and Timbertrail Heights and Terraces are happy to introduce Mr Vikas Sharma as their new General Manager. With over 30 years of comprehensive experience in hotel operations and management, Mr. Sharma brings valuable expertise to his new role and is set to elevate the property to greater heights.

Mr Sharma's 31-year career spans various roles at prominent hospitality brands, including Radisson Blu Resort Dharamshala and Hard Rock Hotel Goa. He previously served as AVP Operations at DLF heading operations of 11 Premium and National DevCo Clubs Pan India. His strategic planning and business development skills have equipped him to elevate customer satisfaction and streamline operational efficiency at various Corporate Hotels and resorts in India and Overseas.

At Moksha Himalaya Spa Resort and Timbertrail Heights and Terraces, Mr Sharma will oversee all operations and work to enhance revenue generation. He aims to establish the resort as a premier wellness destination, offering travellers an unparalleled experience. Mr Sharma's strong leadership skills and deep understanding of the hospitality industry make him an excellent fit for the resort.

"I am truly excited to be a part of Moksha Himalaya Spa Resort and Timbertrail Heights and Terraces. The resort's distinctive offerings, such as the exclusive Swiss Gondolas/ cable car and the expansive 75,000 sq. ft. spa (the largest in Himachal Pradesh), set it apart as a beacon of luxury wellness hospitality. I am confident that we can further elevate its status," expressed Mr. Sharma.

Mr Akash Garg, Chairman & Managing Director at Moksha Himalaya Spa Resort and Timbertrail Heights and Terraces, expressed his utmost confidence in Mr. Sharma’s appointment, "We are thrilled to have Mr. Vikas Sharma join our team. His exceptional track record and innovative approach to hospitality management are precisely what we need for our next phase of growth. We are committed to providing the best possible hospitality, and Mr. Sharma's appointment is a significant stride in this direction."