NEWS — PERFECT PLACES 2015
Pick your favourite spots to win Travel Weekly’s coveted Perfect Places title and be in with a chance of winning a Kindle Fire
Which destination will get your vote as Best for Luxury?
Where in the world would you send clients who are looking for the purest, whitest beaches? The most romantic wedding venues? The best activities to keep the kids entertained? Or simply the spot that offers them the best value for money? Give us your opinion on all these and more, and you could be in with a chance of winning a Kindle Fire. Each year, Travel Weekly
produces the Perfect Places report, highlighting the best destinations in a range of categories, based on travel agents’ choices. To thank you for spending a few minutes of your time casting your
votes, this year we’re giving away five Kindle Fire HD7 tablets. To be in with a chance of winning, all you need to do is answer 10 multiple-choice questions before May 15. The categories are: l Best for Luxury l Best for Family l Best for Weddings & Honeymoons
l Best for Spa l Best Value For Money l Best for Beaches l Best for Sports & Activities l Best for History & Culture l Best for Nature & Wildlife l Best for Cuisine
Previous winners say... “We were delighted New York City was voted best dining destination because you can literally eat your way around the world here. From Sri Lankan to Mexican, Korean to Greek, visitors are discovering authentic flavours as well as enjoying the classic burgers, pizzas, bagels and cheesecake the city is famous for.” Fred Dixon, president and chief executive, NYC & Company
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We’ve put together a shortlist for each category based on nominations from a wide range of agents, from those on the high street to homeworkers, and from businesses both big and small. Last year’s winning destinations
are keen to retain their titles, but only your vote will decide if they do. Agents know better than
anyone how the popularity of destinations can ebb and flow quickly, based on anything from security concerns or the exchange
rate to an increase in airlift or a glut of new hotels.
Vote now So get voting. Let us know which places you
think are perfect at
travelweekly.co.uk/perfectplaces Once we’ve counted all your
votes, we’ll publish the results in a glossy supplement that will be distributed with the June 25 issue of Travel Weekly. And who knows,
you might win one of the five Kindle Fire tablets.
“It was fantastic for Mauritius to win the Best for Weddings category. Such recognition creates better awareness of our weddings sector and vast choice of facilities. With superb service, gourmet cuisine and spas at stunning hotels, Mauritius is the romantic destination that dreams are made of.” Rhys Powell, sales and marketing account director, Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority
“We were delighted to come top in the Best for Luxury category last year, particularly as this is voted for by our travel agent partners. Our portfolio of high-quality accommodation, combined with award-winning restaurants, world-class shopping, vibrant nightlife and a calendar of international events, puts Dubai front of mind for luxury.” Ian Scott, UK and Ireland director, Dubai Tourism
“Greece is a great all-round destination, but remains best-loved by families. Winning Travel Weekly’s Best for Families category demonstrates that Greece’s appeal is enduring and as relevant to today’s family market as it has ever been.” Christina Kalogera, UK and Ireland director, Greek National Tourism Organisation
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