Entries were received from 17 different countries – a reflection of the global reach of the Association, its members and the wider industry – and new categories were included for sustainability, industry newcomer and industry impact.
In the face of the challenges this year has brought, ASAP announce the winners of its 2020 ASAP Awards Programme across the 11 different award categories. Entries this year have been outstanding, celebrating the excellence across our sector which stood up to some of the challenges of the pandemic by supporting key frontline workers, and acting as emergency accommodation during lockdown.
Entries were received from 17 different countries – a reflection of the global reach of the Association, its members and the wider industry – and new categories were included for sustainability, industry newcomer and industry impact. The judging panel of industry
experts was also extended with some joining us for the first time, including Clive Wratten, Chief Executive of the Business Travel Association and Juliet Price, Executive Director of the HBAA.
The announcement was made at an online event on Monday November 30th, with the winners in each category as follows:
Marketing Award
Cheval Three Quays – 5 year Anniversary Campaign
Industry Impact Award
Dwellworks
Industry Newcomer Award
room2 Hometels – Southampton
Sustainability Award
Staying Cool
Rising Star of the Year Award Team of the Year Award
Alex Mee – Staying Cool
Team of the Year Award
Synergy Global Housing Accounts Team
Investment in People Award
- PREMIER SUITES
- Online Reputation Excellence in Association with ReviewPro
- CitySuites Manchester
Guest Experience Award
PREMIER SUITES
SME Business of the Year Award – joint winners
- City Apartments Limited
- House of Fisher Limited
Corporate Business of the Year Award
Synergy Global Housing
James Foice, ASAP CEO, comments: "I'm absolutely delighted we are now finally in a position to announce the winners of our 2020 Serviced Apartment Industry Awards, which reflect more than ever the strength in our sector and its ability to weather whatever life throws at it.
“Next year will hopefully be quite different from this, post-pandemic. But it is thanks to the sector’s ability to bounce back that means there actually will be awards next year at all. Most commentators agree that in future, both business and leisure travellers will seek and recognise the benefits of COVID-safe, comfortable, self-contained and professionally-run accommodation – which sums up serviced apartments.”
“My congratulations go to the winners, my thanks to al the entrants, and my gratitude to the entire judging panel for their expertise and support.”
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