This year, 2020, might have curbed your travel plans, but the wanderlust continues to fly high as ever, and Travel + Leisure India & South Asia’s annual extravaganza is proof of it. For the first time ever, the readers’ choice India’s Best Awards 2020 will take place virtually, ensuring they reach each one of you in the safe confines of your homes.
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The temporary lull in travelling might have curtailed our vacation plans, but the celebrations of all things travel can’t be halted. Every year, Travel + Leisure India & South Asia celebrates the best in the travel and hospitality industry at India’s Best Awards by awarding stalwarts and leaders across categories (both, Indian and international) as chosen by our readers. This year, however, there’s a twist in the tale.
Taking the celebrations online, India’s Best Awards 2020’s already comprehensive categories also includes the most resilient and the most altruistic businesses in the post-pandemic world as well. This year, #TnlSalutes COVID-19 heroes as well—all of which deserve a mention in these uncertain times.
Like every year, the winners will be decided by an online voting process. Readers can vote across almost 50 categories spanning options like Best Green State, Best Green Country, Best Emerging Destination, Best Heritage Hotel in India, Best Airport (both, Indian and International), Best Frontline Support or CSR, and many more.
Click here to vote for your favourites before voting lines close.
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Related: Results Out! Here Is The Full List Of Winners For India’s Best Awards 2019
Bayar Jain
Senior Content Manager
Equipped with a degree in Sociology (Honours) from the University of Delhi, and a post graduate diploma in English Journalism and Mass Communication from Xavier Institute of Communications, Mumbai, Bayar enjoys sharing stories of people, places, and different cultures. When not typing her travel tales, you can catch the hobbyist photographer capturing the next frame, dabbling in arts and crafts, or gushing over puppers and kittens.