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Condé Nast Traveller’s Readers’ Travel Awards 2010
Posted On 01 Sep 2011
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Readers of the Greek version of the Condé Nast Traveller magazine were called to vote for their favorite hotels, tour operators, airlines and spas for 2010 as part of the Readers’ Travel Awards: an internationally-recognized mark of excellence within the travel industry.
- Hilton Athens won the award for “Most Popular Business Hotel.” Pictured: Tina Toribaba, communications manager Hilton Athens; Petros Bourovilis, Greek Conde Nast Traveller's editor in chief; and Agnes Szeidl, director of business development Hilton Athens.
- Aldemar Group won two Condé Nast Traveller awards: The Olympian Village in Olympia was voted “Most popular Greek beach hotel” and the Epohes hotel in Ambeliona, Messinia, was voted “Most popular Greek guesthouse.” Pictured is Petros Bourovilis, Greek Conde Nast Traveller's editor in chief (center) with Aldemar’s Dora Batagianni, marketing; and Eftichia Manenti, public relations.
- MidEast Travel and Tourism was voted "Best Travel Agency" in Greece for the second consecutive year by readers of Conde Nast Traveller. Pictured: Elina Argyri, Mid East marketing and communications; Katerina Mousmpe, Mid East general manager; and Maria Mousmpe, Mid East director.
- Navigator Travel & Tourist Services was honored for the second consecutive year as the “Best Small-Ship Cruise Line.” Pictured is the company's chairman Andreas Stylianopoulos.
- easyJet was honored with the award for "Best Budget Airline" for the second consecutive year. "Greece continues to be one of the most dynamic European destinations of our company," easyJet's regional operations manager, Stefanos Vakirtzis, said.
- Louis Cruises Sales Manager for Greece Vasilis Karahalios accepted the award on behalf of Louis Hellenic Cruises. The company was honored with the title “Best Large-Ship Cruise Line.”