The World Journey Awards has confirmed that Desk Mountain has been nominated for The World’s Main Cable Automotive Journey in addition to The World’s Main Vacationer Attraction.
The WTA is broadly thought to be the ‘Oscars’ of the journey and tourism sector. ‘We’d like the general public and tourism sector to help us and vote. The general public voting closes on 20 October 2022,’ mentioned Wahida Parker, Managing Director of the Desk Mountain Aerial Cableway Firm.
‘The World’s Main Cable Automotive Journey class pits TMACC in opposition to different cable automotive operators from world wide. The competitors in The World’s Main Vacationer Attraction, in the meantime, is especially fierce with Desk Mountain being nominated together with a protracted record that features the likes of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, the USA’s Grand Canyon Nationwide Park, The Nice Wall of China, Machu Picchu in Peru, and Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania.’
Voting is a web-based platform that may be accessed at The World Journey Awards and is open to members of the general public in addition to tourism and journey operators. Votes solid by members of the business are allotted as double the burden of public votes.
‘The World Journey Awards is the gold customary within the journey world and acknowledges service excellence and accountable operators every year,’ mentioned Parker.
‘The awards run two rounds of nominations – first specializing in regional gamers, earlier than selecting the world’s greatest. Within the Africa awards, we hope to bag Africa’s Main Vacationer Attraction in addition to Africa’s Accountable Tourism Attraction.’ The winners for the Africa classes will probably be introduced on 16 October.
‘We’d like the general public to maintain these world accolades in Cape City the place they belong. Please encourage your folks and colleagues to do the identical as we rejoice the great thing about our new Seven Wonders of Nature web site,’ says Parker.
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