Mövenpick Istanbul voted ‘Europe’s Leading Business Hotel’

Mövenpick Istanbul voted ‘Europe’s Leading Business Hotel’

ISTANBUL

World Travel Awards selected the Mövenpick Hotel Istanbul as “Europe’s Leading Business Hotel” and “Turkey’s Leading Conference Hotel” in 2017 at the 24th Annual Europe Gala Ceremony on Sept. 30 in St. Petersburg, Russia, the hotel said in a statement.

“Europe’s Leading Business Hotel” and “Turkey’s Leading Conference Hotel” awards were presented to Mövenpick Hotel Istanbul’s General Manager Bozkurt Atabek by World Travel Awards President and Founder Graham Cooke.

“Since opening its doors in 2003, Mövenpick Hotel Istanbul continues to welcome its guests with personal attention and service that exceeds guests’ expectations,” Atabek said.

“This award is a testimony to our team’s commitment to excellence and guest satisfaction and we will continue to reflect the values and dedication that makes us a unique place to stay, meet and dine, whether our guests are travelling on business or on pleasure.” he added.

Celebrating the major achievements of key sectors within the travel, tourism and hospitality industries since 1993, World Travel Awards are distributed based on the independent votes casted by hundreds of thousands of travel professionals across the globe.

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