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Nominations open for the Global Youth Travel Awards
Entries for the Global Youth Travel Awards (GYTAs) 2014 – which recognise outstanding performers serving the youth, student and educational travel field – are open.
Categories for the awards, which are now in their fourth year, include:
* App Yap
* Best B2B Tech Product
* Best Work Experience
* Extraordinary Experience
* Green Accommodation Initiative
* Innovation in Marketing
* Outstanding Volunteer Project
* Social Responsibility.
This year’s awards have been expanded to include four new categories:
* Best Youth Destination
* Best Airline for Youth
* Best Youth Accommodation
* Best Youth Travel Provider.
The 2014 awards are sponsored by Else, an app that helps individuals find like-minded travellers.
This year’s awards ceremony will bring the World Youth and Student Travel Conference 2014 (WYSTC) to a close in Dublin on Friday, September 26.
For full details on the awards, including how to enter. visit http://awards.wystc.org
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