The Enjoy England Excellence Awards celebrate the best of English tourism. The
Awards are known throughout the industry as the ‘Oscars’ of tourism. They promote
healthy industry competition and high standards, helping to ensure England's place
as a world-class destination. The prestigious awards night will be held on 8
October 2008 (for entrants outside Derbyshire county boundary, Georgina will be
able to give you contact details for the Excellence Awards in your area eg Staffordshire).
1. To find out if you fulfil the criteria for your chosen category or categories
click here 2. For essential and helpful information to write the best possible quality application
for the judges
click here3. To download, save and then complete the application form relevant to your
chosen categories:
Additional help relating to your application:
Click here for further details on how to write an
Access Statement
Click here to apply for the
Visitor Attraction Code of Practice
Entries need to be sent with supporting evidence by Friday May 23rd to:
Georgina Heathcote
Quality Executive
Visit Peak District & Derbyshire
c/o University of Derby
Devonshire Road
Buxton
SK17 6RY
Telephone Georgina on 01332 594542 or email
georgina.heathcote@derby.ac.uk if you require further help or information. For entrants outside the Derbyshire
county boundary, Georgina will be able to give you contact details for the Excellence
Awards in your area e.g. Staffordshire.
East Midlands Tourism Enjoy England Excellence Award Winners 2007
GMTV presenter Andrew Castle presented Gold awards to a total of 16 businesses
from across the region at the 2007 awards ceremony held to celebrate tourism successes
in the East Midlands. Amongst the winners there was a good representation from
the Peak District and Derbyshire with one Gold winner, four Silvers and a Bronze
award:
Tourism Website:
Think Family:
Sustainable Tourism:
Self Catering Holiday:
“These awards highlight the very best the region has to offer and the winners
have been selected because they have demonstrated they excel in their efforts
to ensure visitors have a truly memorable experience in the region,” commented
Richard Dickinson, chief executive of awards organiser, East Midlands Tourism.
‘Visitors are becoming more discerning than ever when choosing a short break which
is why the quality of our offer is so critical and why these awards are so important
in recognising those businesses that are at the forefront in achieving excellence.
Congratulations to all of the winners.”
