CNBC has unveiled the nominees of their new
award, the Travel Business Leader Award Asia Pacific (TBLA). The winner of the TBLA will be announced at this
year’s Asia Travel Leaders Summit (ATLS) Gala Dinner in Singapore
on 18 October 2011.
“The travel and tourism industry is one of the
key contributors to the global economy,” said Satpal Brainch,
President and Managing Director, CNBC in Asia Pacific. “The TBLA
aims to recognize business leaders in this industry who through
strong innovation and effective managerial skills have
demonstrated leadership excellence and are paving the way forward
in this dynamic sector.”
Nominees contending for TBLA are:
• Tan Sri Dr. Tony Fernandes, Group Chief
Executive Officer, AirAsia • Ho Kwon Ping, Executive Chairman,
Banyan Tree Holdings • William E. Heinecke, Chairman & CEO,
Minor International • Clement Kwok, MD & CEO, The Hong Kong and
Shanghai Hotels • Arun Nanda, Chairman, Mahindra Holidays &
Resorts (India) • Hideo Sawada, Chairman, H.I.S • Yang-Ho
Cho, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Korean Air • Tan Sri
Dr. Francis Yeoh Sock Ping, Managing Director, YTL Corp.
The winner of the TBLA will be announced at this
year’s Asia Travel Leaders Summit (ATLS) Gala Dinner in Singapore
on 18 October 2011.
“Congratulations to all the candidates for their
outstanding achievements throughout the year,” Brainch added. “I
look forward to you joining us at the ATLS Gala Dinner.”
The ATLS, held from 18-19 October 2011, is an
intimate high-level dialogue centred around the industry’s
opportunities and challenges, driving sustained growth through
collaborative initiatives that would benefit the Asia region.
CNBC is the official Broadcast Partner of the
Asia Travel Leaders Summit.
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