South America's Leading Destination 2013
And the winner is...
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Quito, Ecuador |
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Meet the Winner
Founded in the 16th century on the ruins of an Inca city and standing at an altitude of 2,850 metres above sea level, this city is the best-preserved, least altered historic centre in Latin America. The huge city sprawls across a breathtaking valley surrounded by volcanic peaks and offers business and leisure visitors first world services in a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Quito Turismo wins at World Travel Awards 2013 (Spanish)
Jorge Alban, Deputy Major, Quito Turismo (Spanish)
Nominees
The following nominees (listed alphabetically) were nominated for South America's Leading Destination 2013
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Award History
- South America's Leading Destination 2024: Peru
- South America's Leading Destination 2023: Peru
- South America's Leading Destination 2022: Chile
- South America's Leading Destination 2021: Argentina
- South America's Leading Destination 2020: Chile
- South America's Leading Destination 2019: Colombia
- South America's Leading Destination 2018: Quito, Ecuador
- South America's Leading Destination 2017: Quito, Ecuador
- South America's Leading Destination 2016: Quito, Ecuador
- South America's Leading Destination 2015: Quito, Ecuador
- South America's Leading Destination 2014: Quito, Ecuador
- South America's Leading Destination 2013: Quito, Ecuador
- South America's Leading Destination 2012: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- South America's Leading Destination 2011: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- South America's Leading Destination 2010: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- South America's Leading Destination 2009: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- South America's Leading Destination 2008: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- South America's Leading Destination 2007: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- South America's Leading Destination 2006: Rio de Janeiro
- South America's Leading Destination 2005: Rio de Janeiro
- South America's Leading Destination 2004: Rio de Janeiro
- South America's Leading Destination 2003: Rio de Janeiro
- South America's Leading Destination 2002: Bahia, Brazil
- South America's Leading Destination 2001: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- South America's Leading Destination 2000: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- South America's Leading Destination 1999: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- South America's Leading Destination 1998: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- South America's Leading Destination 1997: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- South America's Leading Destination 1996: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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