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WebAward for Pan Pacific Hotels and Resorts
SINGAPORE – Pan Pacific Hotels and Resorts’ website, panpacific.com, has been conferred the Hotel and Lodging Standard of Excellence at the 2007 WebAwards, the leading worldwide internet competition for website development.
The international WebAward Competition recognises the distinctive achievement in web development efforts by the best websites in 96 industries. Panpacific.com won the coveted accolade in the hotel and lodging industry category, having excelled in the seven key judging components such as design, content, copywriting, technology, innovation, ease of use and interactivity.
Kevin Croley, Pan Pacific Hotels and Resort’ Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing, said winning the award was a recognition of the group’s effort and commitment to leverage advanced technologies and web applications to enhance the online experience for its customers.
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