Playa Hotels & Resorts, the leading owner and operator of all-inclusive resorts in Mexico and the Caribbean, was recently honored at Baxter Media’s Agent Choice Awards, at an exclusive event in Toronto, Canada.

 

Baxter Media's Agents Choice Awards

For 20 years, these awards have recognized the outstanding qualities and services among travel-supplier partners and are a symbol of the highest standards of excellence in the travel industry.

Professional travel agents throughout the country are surveyed to vote for their favorite suppliers and supplier representatives.

 

2019 Agent Choice Awards Include:

• Favorite Supplier Representative: Freddie Marsh, Western Canada • Favorite Supplier Representative: Amanda Morris, Ontario, Canada • Favorite Supplier Representative: Christian Roussin, Quebec and Atlantic, Canada

 

From the Playa Hotels & Resorts team

 

 

“These awards demonstrate our team’s unwavering commitment to the travel agent community and our continued success in partnering with agents to share the all-inclusive experience at our award-winning luxury resorts in Mexico and the Caribbean,”

Rose Cosentino, Playa Hotels & Resorts Vice President Sales, Canada

 

 

“We are reinventing the guest experience and how travel agents sell all-inclusive travel. We’re dedicated to providing industry-leading product options and sales tools to jointly expand the Canadian market. These accolades are a testament to our team’s passion to bring global brands such as Hyatt and Hilton as well as relatively new brands such as Sanctuary Cap Cana, Panama Jack Resorts and Jewel Resorts to guests seeking to discover the Evolution of All-Inclusive®"

Kevin Froemming, Playa’s Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer

 

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