Kuoni Voted Best ‘Luxury Tour Operator’ at the Sunday Times Travel Magazine Readers’ Awards 2011

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DORKING, England, December 5, 2011 /PRNewswire/ —

Kuoni is proud to have been voted number one in the ‘Luxury Tour Operator’ category at the Sunday Times Travel Magazine Readers’ Awards 2011, held at the beautifully restored St Pancras Renaissance Hotel London.

This is the first year that the Sunday Times Travel Magazine has held a ceremony to celebrate with the winners of these prestigious awards, as voted for by the Sunday Times Travel Magazine readers. The ceremony was hosted by the editor, Ed Grenby, and attended by industry leaders from the airlines, hotels and destinations.

Naomi Wilkinson, Head of Marketing, Kuoni UK said: “I would like to say a big thank-you to the readers who voted for us. At Kuoni, we pride ourselves on our breadth and depth of product in the luxury arena, as well as our renowned customer service and tailor-making capabilities, so to win the ‘Luxury Tour Operator’ Award makes us very proud.”

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Other winners in the Sunday Times Travel Magazine Readers’ Awards included: Hotel Arts Barcelona (European City Hotel), The Peninsula Hong Kong (Worldwide City Hotel), Rome (European City Break), Southern Spain (European Beach Destination), Maldives (Worldwide Beach Destination), New York (Worldwide City break), Australia (Worldwide Adventure Destination), British Airways (Short-haul Airline) and Virgin Atlantic (Long-haul Airline), all of whom Kuoni are delighted to be working with.

In previous years, Kuoni has picked up the following Sunday Times Travel Magazine Readers’ Awards: Favourite Family Tour Operator (2010); Favourite Tour Operator for family holidays (2009); Best Longhaul Tour Operator (2008) and Best Travel Company (2006/2005/2004).

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