Vietnam wins big at World Travel Awards 2024
Two luxurious resorts in the central province of Quang Nam have secured major accolades at the 31st World Travel Awards 2024, held in Madeira, Portugal, on November 24.
Hoiana Resort & Golf was named the World's Leading Fully Integrated Resort 2024, while Hoi An Memories Land earned the title of World's Leading Cultural Tourism & Entertainment Complex.
This esteemed recognition underscores Hoiana Resort & Golf's dedication to providing unparalleled luxury and a world-class experience for both international and domestic guests.
The victory not only cements Hoiana Resort & Golf among the world’s top resorts but also enhances Vietnam’s reputation as a premier global travel destination.
Earlier, in September, Hoiana Resort & Golf was also honored as Asia’s Leading Fully Integrated Resort at the annual event./.
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