Spotlight
Chiva-Som wins award
November 2002 337
The readers of the UK edition of CondŽ Nast Traveller magazine have voted Chiva-Som as their No 1 Overseas Destination Spa, achieving a 92.58 per cent in overall client satisfaction, scoring top marks in five of the nine criteria, and ranking 10th out of the top 100 best travel experiences in the world.
The award was presented to the Resort's managing director, Joy Menzies, at the fifth annual CondŽ Nast Traveller Awards ceremony, held on September 18, at London's Science Museum.
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