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Registration opens for British Travel Awards
Nominations for the 2023 British Travel Awards (BTAs) are open.
Travel companies can now register to be included on the 2023 consumer facing voting form.
This year there will be 76 award categories, covering a range of leisure travel experiences and services.
The 2023 Awards see the return of the airlines and airport categories, including awards for best airport retailer and food and drink outlets.
Also back is the leisure hotel sector, with new entry in the UK Holidays sector for Best UK Boutique Hotel Chain.
Forty-one award categories will be graded by size, with companies required to verify their declaration as a small, medium or large operator.
To enter, access the Nomination Application tab of the BTA website.
Winners are decided by the public, and will be announced at the BTAs Gala Event in November
Once companies are confirmed as entrants, they will receive the BTA ‘Nominee 2023’ logo.
BTA director of events and partnerships, Lorraine Barnes Burton, said: “The 2023 awards programme sees us back to full service, with all awards reinstated plus more.”
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