Fine Acers, a leading name in the branded resort industry, specializing in the innovative sales leaseback model in India, has announced plans to develop five new premium properties over the next three years across key tourist destinations in the country.
The company has existing resorts in Jaipur, Pushkar and Goa and is accelerating its expansion strategy by straitening partnerships with global hospitality brands, particularly Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, to tap into rising demand for premium leisure travel and destination weddings. The company is presently operating an inventory of 200 rooms across three properties and plans to add 700 additional keys through the upcoming developments in three years across five destinations- Jaipur, Jawai, Udaipur, Pushkar and Coorg. Fine Acers group have total inventory of 1500 rooms across seven properties.
Mr. Dinesh Yadav, Founder and Managing Director said, “We are strategically expanding in high-demand tourist destinations such as Jaipur, Pushkar, Udaipur, Jawai, Goa, Coorg and Sakleshpur. Our focus is on building iconic assets that combine strong financial returns with distinctive lifestyle experiences. As part of its expansion, we have recently signed two resorts under the Dolce by Wyndham brand in Goa and Udaipur, marking the brand’s debut in India. These upscale projects are scheduled to open in 2030 and will significantly strengthen Wyndham’s presence in the Indian luxury hospitality market.”
Beyond development, Fine Acers has carved a niche with its sale-and-leaseback investment model, enabling investors to directly participate in hospitality assets without operational involvement. Under this structure, the company sells approximately 70% of its property inventory to investors and leases it back, offering annual returns of around 7%, along with lifestyle benefits such as 25 complimentary room nights per year and one wedding event.
The model has gained strong traction among high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) and non-resident Indians (NRIs) seeking a combination of steady returns and experiential value.
“India’s tourism and hospitality sector projected to reach USD 60 billion by 2028, this blend of financial performance and lifestyle privileges is proving highly attractive,” Mr. Yadav added. “Our collaboration with Wyndham reflects growing confidence in premium leisure and destination wedding markets and reinforces our long-term commitment to developing iconic hospitality assets.”Targets Five New Luxury Properties Over the Next Three Years
New Delhi, March 09, 2026: Fine Acers, a leading name in the branded resort industry, specializing in the innovative sales leaseback model in India, has announced plans to develop five new premium properties over the next three years across key tourist destinations in the country.
The company has existing resorts in Jaipur, Pushkar and Goa and is accelerating its expansion strategy by straitening partnerships with global hospitality brands, particularly Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, to tap into rising demand for premium leisure travel and destination weddings. The company is presently operating an inventory of 200 rooms across three properties and plans to add 700 additional keys through the upcoming developments in three years across five destinations- Jaipur, Jawai, Udaipur, Pushkar and Coorg. Fine Acers group have total inventory of 1500 rooms across seven properties.
Mr. Dinesh Yadav, Founder and Managing Director said, “We are strategically expanding in high-demand tourist destinations such as Jaipur, Pushkar, Udaipur, Jawai, Goa, Coorg and Sakleshpur. Our focus is on building iconic assets that combine strong financial returns with distinctive lifestyle experiences. As part of its expansion, we have recently signed two resorts under the Dolce by Wyndham brand in Goa and Udaipur, marking the brand’s debut in India. These upscale projects are scheduled to open in 2030 and will significantly strengthen Wyndham’s presence in the Indian luxury hospitality market.”
Beyond development, Fine Acers has carved a niche with its sale-and-leaseback investment model, enabling investors to directly participate in hospitality assets without operational involvement. Under this structure, the company sells approximately 70% of its property inventory to investors and leases it back, offering annual returns of around 7%, along with lifestyle benefits such as 25 complimentary room nights per year and one wedding event.
The model has gained strong traction among high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) and non-resident Indians (NRIs) seeking a combination of steady returns and experiential value.
“India’s tourism and hospitality sector projected to reach USD 60 billion by 2028, this blend of financial performance and lifestyle privileges is proving highly attractive,” Mr. Yadav added. “Our collaboration with Wyndham reflects growing confidence in premium leisure and destination wedding markets and reinforces our long-term commitment to developing iconic hospitality assets.”