Pearl Continental Celebrates 60 Years of Excellence on Pakistan’s Independence Day

Over six decades, Pearl Continental has been more than just a name in hospitality and has played a big role in showcasing Pakistan’s rich culture, warm hospitality, and breathtaking landscapes to the world, Public Relations Head at Pearl Continental Hotels Fatima Atta said at an event to mark the 77th Pakistan Independence Day at the PC Hotel, Lahore. Executive Director of Pearl-Continental Hotel Haseeb Amjad Gardezi, Governor Punjab Sardar Saleem Haider Khan (chief guest), and other prominent players of the hospitality industry attended the event. The event also marked a significant milestone for Pearl Continental Hotels and Resorts, which is celebrating 60 years as Pakistan’s premier homegrown hospitality chain. Fatima Atta lauded the brand’s role in showcasing the country’s rich culture, warm hospitality, and breathtaking landscapes to the world. He said PC has become more than just a hospitality name; it is a true ambassador of Pakistan’s values and traditions. Atta highlighted the spirit of Pakistan as the nation commemorated its 77th Independence Day. The event not only honored the country’s rich history but also paid tribute to the legacy of institutions that have significantly contributed to Pakistan’s progress. She reflected on the significance of Independence Day, remarking that this day serves as a reminder of the nation’s resilience, unity, and relentless pursuit of excellence that has enabled Pakistan to overcome challenges and emerge as a respected player on the global stage. Beyond its hospitality ventures, the Hashoo Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the Hashoo Group, was also recognized for its significant contributions at the event. Atta said the foundation was working very hard to empower individuals through education, health, and economic development initiatives, particularly in underprivileged and marginalized communities. Fatima Atta lauded the Hashoo School of Hospitality Management for its role in preparing the next generation of Pakistani hospitality professionals. “By offering world-class education and training, the school is helping young Pakistanis to excel in the global hospitality industry, embodying the Hashoo Group’s commitment to excellence and its vision for elevating Pakistan’s hospitality sector,” she commented. She urged attendees to continue building on the legacies of institutions like the Hashoo Group, which exemplify Pakistan’s spirit of compassion, dedication, and relentless pursuit of excellence. She concluded with a hopeful message for Pakistan’s future, encouraging everyone to contribute to the prosperity and unity of the nation. The PC hospitality empire boasts presence at some of the most frequented destinations in the country, ranging from picturesque resorts under the five-star Pearl-Continental Hotels & Resorts brand in Malam Jabba, Bhurban, and Muzaffarabad to urban properties in metropolitan centers like Rawalpindi, Karachi, and Lahore. The most recent additions include the nation’s first and finest five-star golf resort in the famed City of Saints, Rumanza by Pearl-Continental in DHA Multan, a luxurious PC Legacy resort at the Rakaposhi base in Hunza, and new hotels coming very soon to Islamabad, Attabad and Skardu.