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SHAMWARI TAKES TOP HONORS IN WORLD TRAVEL
FOR THE TENTH CONSECUTIVE YEAR |
A Reserve that Changed an Entire Area in South Africa Recognized for its
Extraordinary Conservation and Preservation Programs and Commitment to
Responsible Tourism
PORT ELIZABETH, The number “10” on the scale of perfection is the ideal way to describe the Shamwari Game Reserve in the Eastern Cape Province in South Africa. And, now it has another 10 to celebrate. On December 12th, for the tenth consecutive year, Shamwari was named the World’s Leading Safari and Game Reserve and the World’s Leading Conservation Company at the prestigious World Travel Awards in a gala ceremony in the Turks & Caicos, Caribbean.
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Shamwari
is Finalist in the Smithsonian Magazine Tourism Cares
for Tomorrow Awards. |
All
our friends can vote for Shamwari at www.sustainabletourismawards.com
Canton, MA (August 10, 2005)- Bruce Beckham,
Executive Director of Tourism Cares for
Tomorrow announced today the finalists for
the Smithsonian magazine/Tourism Cares for
Tomorrow Sustainable Tourism Awards. “This
is the 5th year of these awards and each
year it becomes more competitive. All of
the more than 100 applicants were impressive
and worthy of the Sustainable Tourism Awards.
Narrowing the applicants by our panel of
experts was really challenging.” said
Beckham. The Sustainable Tourism Awards
for Conservation is given annually to a
person, company or institution in honor
of work that enhances or conserves the physical
environment. The recipient must demonstrate
a clear connection between their endeavours
and tourism.
Shamwari Game Reserve is a finalist in
the category for Conservation.
Descriptions of the finalists and online
voting are available at www.sustainabletourismawards.com.
Online voting began on the site on August
15th, 2005 and ends on October 31, 2005.
The same email address is able to vote once
per day.
Winners in each category will be announced
at the United States Tour Operators Association
luncheon sponsored by Smithsonian magazine
in Cancun, Mexico on December 4th, 2005.
Tourism Cares for Tomorrow is a non-profit
that benefits society by preserving, conserving
and promoting the responsible use of the
world’s natural, cultural and historic
treasures and supporting education and research
to help secure the positive future of travel
and tourism worldwide. For additional information
about Tourism Cares for Tomorrow, please
go to www.tourismcaresfortomorrow.org.
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Adrian Gardiner Receives ASTA’s
2005 Environmental Award
Montréal, Nov. 9, 2005 –
Adrian Gardiner, founder of the Mantis Collection,
a group of game reserves and boutique hotels across
southern Africa, received the American Society of
Travel Agents’ (ASTA) 2005 Environmental Award
today. Announced during the closing general session
of ASTA’s 75th World Travel Congress in Montréal,
the award honors an individual, company or country
that has made a significant impact on preserving
and protecting the environment.
This year’s Travel and Tourism Awards are
courtesy of The Hertz Corp.
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WORLD TRAVEL AWARDS 2005 –
MANTIS COLLECTION AWARDED FOR EIGHTH YEAR RUNNING
- Nov. 9, 2005
Luxury property and game
reserve company the Mantis Collection has once
again received acknowledgement for its achievements
within the South African tourism industry. The
World Travel Awards were held on Sunday 13th November
at the Royal Opera House in London, and Mantis
Collection Chairman Adrian Gardiner was present
to accept the prestigious awards, along with Group
Managing Director Danie Malan and UK Marketing
Manager Paul Gardiner.
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