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Regency Travel & Tours has been named Middle East’s Leading Travel Agency and Qatar’s Leading Travel Agency at the World Travel Awards for the 10th consecutive year.
The World Travel Awards Middle East gala ceremony was held in Dubai recently, where travel and tourism industry officials congregated to celebrate and acknowledge the winners and nominees.
Regency Travel & Tours CEO Tareq Abdullatif Taha said: “We are honoured to represent Qatar on this prestigious platform and absolutely thrilled on winning the Middle East and Qatar Leading Travel Agency titles for 2016. This is a proud moment for my entire team, and the awards are a testament to our commitment in driving value to our customers, delivering quality service and our ability to adapt to the constantly evolving travel space.”
Taha attributed the achievement to customers and their trust in Regency Travel & Tours as well as the team of 400-plus professionals for their dedication and passion. “We dedicate these awards to the people of Qatar and would like to express our gratitude to HH the Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani and HH the Father Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani,” he added.
Nasiruddin Mohamed Shafiq, general manager of Regency Travel & Tours, added: “Being awarded these prestigious titles is an incredible achievement for all our employees who have put their best foot forward, year after year. The prevailing tough economic and market conditions have only fuelled our passion further and the desire to achieve greater heights.
“We are fortunate to have the support and backing of our visionary leaders, Regency Group chairman and president Ibrahim Hassan al-Asmakh and CEO & vice-president Hassan al-Asmakh.”
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