Rovia has announced it was awarded World’s Leading Travel Booking Website at the 2012 World Travel Awards held in Gurgaon, New Delhi, on December 12, and was selected over other leading booking engines such as Orbitz, Expedia, Priceline, and Travelocity.
The World Travel Awards is one of the most prestigious awards programmes in the global travel and tourism industry, hailed by The Wall Street Journal as “the Oscar’s of the travel industry”.
Rovia is the largest provider of curated group travel experiences in the world, annually producing and managing hundreds of unique pre-packaged experiences for groups numbering from a few dozen to a few thousand.
Rovia’s advanced travel technology offers unmatched features and benefits.
The company’s booking engine delivers unparalleled convenience and cost reliability, including an assurance of best prices.
The annual World Travel Awards programme is highly comprehensive, honoring several industry segments such as Airlines and Airports, Hotels and Resorts, Honeymoon Destinations, and Car Hire.
In 2011, 791,358 individual votes were cast by travel professionals and consumers in 171 countries.
“Winning World’s Leading Travel Booking Website in the 2012 World Travel Awards reaffirms Rovia’s position as a prominent online travel company,” Rovia President, Mike Putman said. “Rovia is a travel industry innovator and this award is testament to the fact that our customers can book their travel with security and confidence as we continue to set the ultimate standard for their online travel experience. We are honored by the mutual public and worldwide travel community’s expression of confidence as an industry leader.”
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