Over 8 million votes were cast by Conde Nast Traveler readers to determine the world’s best hotels, resorts, cruises, airlines, cities, and islands of 2011, and the British Virgin Islands was among several of the top categories this year. The BVI, the spectacular archipelago of more than 60 islands and cays in the Caribbean, was ranked #4 among the Top 10 Islands in the Caribbean and Atlantic, and five of its stunning luxury properties were included in the top resorts and hotel categories.
The full list of awards, which will appear in the November 2011 issue of Conde Nast Traveler, included Biras Creek Resort, Rosewood Little Dix Bay, and Bitter End Yacht Club, all located on Virgin Gorda, and Peter Island, a private island resort, in the Top 25 Resorts list for the Caribbean and Atlantic. The Sugar Mill Hotel on Tortola was also included in the Top 10 Hotels list for the region.
“We are honored that the BVI was selected by Conde Nast Traveler’s readers in so many top categories among the Caribbean and Atlantic islands,” said Mr. Neil Blyden, Chairman of the British Virgin Islands Tourist Board. “We congratulate the hotels and resorts that made the list and look forward to sharing with visitors to the destination these luxurious accommodations as well as those throughout the BVI.”
Beyond a welcoming mix of award-winning accommodations, from private islands to intimate inns and villas, the BVI also offers visitors breathtaking natural wonders, world-class dining, and a host of unforgettable experiences from snorkeling, diving and sailing to rejuvenating spas.
For the complete Readers’ Choice Awards list, see www.concierge.com/images/cnt/pdf/2011-Readers-Choice-Awards.pdf. For more information on the British Virgin Islands and all it has to offer, please visit www.bvitourism.com or see www.bvitraveloffers.com for timely special offers from accommodations like those listed in the awards.
About The British Virgin Islands Tourist Board
The British Virgin Islands Tourist Board is a statutory organization of the Government of the Virgin Islands (UK) responsible for promoting the British Virgin Islands as a destination. The BVI Tourist Board invites everyone to experience the seduction of our pristine and exquisite home. For more information on all that BVI has to offer, visit www.bvitourism.com.
SOURCE British Virgin Islands Tourist Board
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