Jumeirah receive Most Anticipated Hotel Opening accolade

Dubai-based luxury hospitality management group Jumeirah has received a top accolade from World Traveller Magazine at the 2007 World Traveller Awards in China.

The Jumeirah Han Tang Xintiandi was named Shanghai's ‘Most Expected Hotel' by a panel of professional media specialists, members of the hotel industry and World Traveller Magazine readers.

The judges were impressed by Jumeirah's innovative plans for the property, which comprise investment in architecture, unique attractions and the incorporation of historical elements from both the Han and Tang dynasties.

Jumeirah Han Tang Xintiandi general manager Doris Greif, who collected the award on behalf of the hotel, said: "Jumeirah Han Tang Xintiandi will redefine luxury hotel standards in China and will be the most prominent and prestigious new hotel development in the downtown Luwan district of Shanghai.

"This award highlights our continued commitment to our ‘Stay Different' philosophy and we would like to take this opportunity to thank both the panel and the readers of World Traveller magazine for their votes".

Jumeirah Han Tang Xintiandi, will boast several unique attractions once completed, including a purpose-built wedding pavilion and signature Chinese restaurant.

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