Correction

Correction

Headline: CorrectionSource: euromoney.comDate: June 2001 In the May Issue of Euromoney the result of the vote for hotels in Tokyo were omitted from the Business Travel Poll. We are pleased to reprint below the correct results for the “World’s Finest Hotels and Airlines”. Business Travel Poll The World’s Favourite Hotels 2001 2000 […]

Headline: Correction
Source: euromoney.com
Date: June 2001

In the May Issue of Euromoney the result of the vote for hotels in Tokyo were omitted from the Business Travel Poll.

We are pleased to reprint below the correct results for the “World’s Finest Hotels and Airlines”.

Business Travel Poll
The World’s Favourite Hotels

2001	2000			Score:
1	9	Ritz-Carlton	Singapore	79
2	1	Shangri-La Island	Hong Kong	72
3	29	Grand Hyatt Wan Chai	Hong Kong	56
4	–	Mandarin Oriental	Kuala Lumpur	51
5	–	Marriott	Kuala Lumpur	47
6	3	Oriental	Bangkok	46
7	–	Grand Hyatt	Bangkok	45
8=	2	Mandarin Oriental	Hong Kong	44
8=	6	Grand Hyatt	Seoul	44
10=	–	Shangri-La	Singapore	35
10=	–	Park Hyatt	Sydney	35
12	–	Ritz Carlton	Kuala Lumpur	34
13=	–	Westin St Francis	San Francisco	32
13=	13	Okura	Tokyo	32
15	11	Shilla	Seoul	31
16=	–	Peninsula	Hong Kong	29
16=	18	Grand Hyatt	Jakarta	29
16=	–	Shangri La	Jakarta	29
16=	21=	Shangri-La	Kuala Lumpur	29
20=	–	Regent	Kuala Lumpur	28
20=	–	Westin Plaza	Singapore	28
20=	21=	Imperial	Tokyo	28
23=	–	Westin Banyan Tree	Bangkok	27
23=	14	Grand Hyatt	Singapore	27
25=	–	Hilton	Seoul	25
25=	–	Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof	Frankfurt	25
25=	–	Park Hyatt	Tokyo	25
28	–	Grand Hyatt	Taipei	24
29=	–	Sukhotai	Bangkok	23
29=	23	Shangri-La	Bangkok	23
29=	–	Mandarin Oriental	Jakarta	23
29=	–	Taj	Mumbai	23
29=	4	Shangri-La	Manila	23
Tokyo
	1	1	Okura	32
	2	2	Imperial	28
	3	–	Park Hyatt	25
	4=	4	New Otani	12
	4=	11	Palace	12

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