On The Go Tours wins six prestigious British Travel Awards

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on the go tours logo 4On The Go Tours wins six prestigious British Travel Awards

In this year's prestigious 2016 British Travel Awards On The Go Tours has been announced as the winner of:

  • Best Holiday Company in East and Central Asia (China & Japan)
  • Best Holiday Company in Southern Asia (India and Sri Lanka)
  • Best Holiday Company in North Africa (Egypt and Morocco)

    • and received the following awards in a further three categories:

  • Silver for Best Holiday Company to SE Asia (Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand)
  • Silver for Best Small Group Adventure Company
  • Bronze for Best Small Escorted Holidays Company

    • The announcement was made on the 23rd November at a glamorous Gala Awards ceremony held in London and attended by close to a thousand travel industry people.

    "On The Go Tours has won awards before at the British Travel Awards, however, to win an award in every category in which we were nominated is a real thrill for us. We are immensely proud of our high-quality holidays and tours, and I am particularly proud of our product and customer teams who ensure every experience with us is truly memorable for all the right reasons while being great value", says Carl Cross, Global Managing Director who was at the ceremony in London to collect the awards.

    About on The Go Tours 

    On The Go Tours is an award-winning travel operator specialising in locally-led group tours and tailor-made holidays to over 480 worldwide destinations in 60 countries. Established as a small global company with a purposeful local ethos, On The Go Tours operates flexible group tours, tailor-made getaways, fun family holidays as well as walking and sailing itineraries. From palaces and temples in Cambodia to ancient ruins in Jordan and mountain peaks in Japan, the team of travel experts connects travellers with the finest sights and experiences the world has to offer. Tours include arrival/departure transfers, heritage properties and quality local desert camps. Specialising in holidays for those who wish to combine culture and adventure, On The Go Tours enriches each journey by selecting specialist local, English-speaking guides who are passionate about sharing their country with travellers.


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