SKYCITY scoops two World Travel Awards

SKYCITY scoops two World Travel Awards

SKYCITY Auckland continues its success at the 2014 World Travel Awards, winning both the Leading Hotel Suite (Grand Hotel Presidential Suite) and Australasia’s Leading Casino Resort.

SKYCITY Auckland General Manager Hotels, Bradley Burnett, says the Awards recognise the world-class facilities and services SKYCITY has to offer.

“Our Presidential Suites are the ultimate luxury experience for business or pleasure, and we pride ourselves on the superior experience we give our guests,” says Mr Burnett.

“SKYCITY Auckland has it all. Alongside top-quality Casino entertainment, there is plenty to explore. Visitors can dine at award-winning eateries along Federal Street, head to SKYCITY Theatre and see top performers from New Zealand and abroad, or take a trip up the Sky Tower, one of New Zealand’s leading tourist attractions.”

“We are always working on a better experience for our customers, whether that be new ‘premium luxury’ accommodation options in the SKYCITY Grand, or offering free wifi access across the site for all our guests.”

These awards build on previous success for SKYCITY Grand Hotel which won New Zealand’s Best Business Hotel at the 2013 World Travel Awards. Earlier this year SKYCITY Grand Hotel won a Traveller’s Choice Award, and both SKYCITY Grand Hotel and SKYCITY Hotel were awarded Certificates of Excellence from TripAdvisor.

SKYCITY Auckland has two award-winning hotels on site, SKYCITY Grand Hotel which has a Qualmark 5 star rating, and SKYCITY Hotel which has a Qualmark 4.5 star rating.

World Travel Awards was established in 1993 to acknowledge, reward and celebrate excellence across all sectors of the tourism industry. World Travel Awards is recognised globally as the ultimate hallmark of quality, with winners setting the benchmark to which all others aspire. The annual programme is renowned as the most prestigious and comprehensive in the travel and tourism industry. In 2013, over 500,000 individual votes were cast by travel professionals and high-end tourism consumers.

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