World Travel Awards Asia & Australasia Gala Ceremony heads for Dubai

27 Sep 2013  2038 | World Travel News

DUBAI - World Travel Awards is widely regarded as the best networking opportunity in the travel industry, attended by government and industry leaders, luminaries and international media. For this year’s Gala Event, travel, tourism and hospitality organisations from 40 countries will receive prestigious top accolades at the glittering Gala Presentation Ceremony at Anantara Dubai The Palm Resort & Spa.

World Travel Awards held a very successful Gala Ceremony in Dubai at the start of this year’s world tour and as a business and travel gateway from Asia & Australasia this event promises to be at least as successful.

Anantara Dubai The Palm Resort & Spa is a luxurious, uniquely Thai inspired beach resort, prestigiously located on the iconic Palm Jumeirah. Culinary styles include international, Arabic, Mediterranean, Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese, Australian inspired eateries. Luxurious accommodation includes Lagoon Access and Lagoon View Rooms, One and Two Bedroom Beach Pool Villas and Over Water Villas which are the first of their kind in Dubai.

Asia & Australsia region’s categories will see fierce competition across the Awards which seek to identify and find the leaders across several categories. The hotly contested categories include  “Leading Hotel”, “Leading Family Resort” and “Leading Meetings & Conference Destination”, ”Leading Boutique Hotel”, ”Leading Airport”, “Leading Airline” and many others.

Over four hundred senior travel decision-makers from across the Asia and Australasia are scheduled to attend the gala evening, which will include a gourmet dinner, top entertainment, as well as the presentation of the prestigious awards.

Sourced: TravelDailyNews

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