HCMC
– Famous hotel brands such as Sheraton, Sofitel and Hilton snubbed the Vietnam
Tourism Awards 2010 which announced its winners this week.
Any hotels keen to win awards have to register
and then be examined by Vietnam Tourism Association or local tourism management
agencies.
However, several five-star international
hotels did not apply, according to Vietnam Tourism Association.
Saigontourist Holding Co. has up to 12 hotels
earning awards with New World, Caravelle, Rex, Majestic, Palace, Grand, Yasaka
Saigon Nha Trang, De Nhat, Continental, Saigon-Halong, Saigon-Phu Quoc Resort
and Bong Sen.
The top 10 five-star hotels were New World,
Caravelle, Rex, Renaissance Riverside, Hanoi Daewoo, Majestic, Ana Mandara,
Vinpearl Resort and Spa, Windsor Plaza and Six Senses Ninh Van Bay.
The top 10 four-star hotels were Palace,
Grand, Yasaka Saigon Nha Trang, De Nhat, Continental, Hoi An Beach Resort,
Saigon-Halong, Palace, Saigon-Phu Quoc Resort and Lang Tre Mui Ne Tourist Site.
The top 10 three-star hotels were Bong Sen,
Victory, Vien Dong, Vung Tau Intourco Resort, Hoa Binh, Petro Song Tra, Rex,
Festival, Cuu Long and Cong Doan Vietnam.
The annual tourism awards are granted based on
criteria of room occupancy rate, business result, food hygiene and safety and
environment hygiene.
Together with granting Vietnam’s leading
hotels in 2010, the association has also announced leading tour operator
awards. Winners will receive their awards at the Hanoi Opera House on Monday.
Dao Loan - The Saigon Times Daily
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