Vietnam’s Ana Mandara Cam Ranh Asia's leading new resort
The Ana Mandara Cam Ranh resort in central Vietnam has clinched the prestigious Asia’s Leading New Resort 2023 award with its firm dedication to “exceptional service quality and unrivalled hospitality.”
The resort was awarded the prize at a glittering awards ceremony marking the 30th-anniversary celebration of the renowned World Travel Awards. The ceremony was held September 6 in Ho Chi Minh City.
This year's event, marking a significant milestone for the World Travel Awards, was an eagerly awaited occasion in the global tourism industry.
Often hailed as the Oscars of the travel industry, recognition from the World Travel Awards is said to symbolize exceptional quality and excellence in the travel and tourism sector.
Ana Mandara Cam Ranh resort wins Asia's Leading New Resort 2023 prize at the World Travel Awards ceremony held in Ho Chi Minh City, September 6, 2023. Photo courtesy of the firm.
The resort management said a rigorous evaluation process had led to its nomination in February 2023 and they continued to maintain top-tier service quality throughout.
Continuous improvements to utility services, product enhancements and an unwavering spirit of hospitality have cemented Ana Mandara Cam Ranh's reputation as a beloved and trusted destination among patrons and partners, they added.
The trust was evidenced by an overwhelming number of votes from industry experts and the general public that enabled Ana Mandara Cam Ranh to outshine several renowned contenders in the Asian resort landscape.
The resort has emerged as a prominent ambassador for Khanh Hoa province, a noteworthy achievement for a resort that entered the tourism market just over a year ago.
The resort’s general manager, Le Dai Hai, said: “As a newcomer on the Asian tourism map, we are tremendously honored to be recognized at this year's World Travel Awards. With this achievement, we are poised to redouble our efforts to deliver the most valuable experiences to our guests.
“Moreover, our dedicated staff will continually craft engaging activities and unique services to ensure that Ana Mandara Cam Ranh remains the foremost choice for travelers planning their Vietnam adventures.”
Ana Mandara Cam Ranh resort in Khanh Hoa province, central Vietnam. Photo courtesy of the resort.
A fully equipped Ana Mandara Cam Ranh debuted in July 2022 with all amenities. Located along one of the south-central coast's most picturesque beaches, the resort is also close to Cam Ranh International Airport.
Ana Mandara Cam Ranh comprises 36 villas featuring distinctive thatched roof architecture and 140 luxurious rooms with elegantly curved contours, affording breathtaking views from all suites and deluxe accommodations.
The 5-star resort offers an array of leisure spaces, including a sprawling outdoor swimming pool, a tranquil spa sanctuary, and an organic garden that supplies fresh ingredients to its two restaurants, known for serving sumptuous Asian cuisine.
It is little wonder that the resort is sought after for romantic wedding ceremonies and other unforgettable celebratory events.
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