Dubai was named ‘World’s Best Culinary Destination’ and ‘Middle East’s Best Culinary Destination’. France collected ‘Europe’s Best Culinary Destination’ with Paris named ‘World’s Best Culinary City Destination’. Peru was voted ‘Latin America’s Best Culinary Destination’ and Cape Town collected ‘Africa’s Best Culinary City Destination’. Jamaica won ‘Caribbean’s Best Culinary Destination’, whilst Thailand was crowned ‘Asia’s Best Culinary Destination’.
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GLOWorld Culinary Awards – the global initiative to recognize and reward excellence in the culinary industry – has announced the winners of its 2023 programme at a glittering dinner reception in Atlantis The Royal, Dubai, UAE.
This year’s edition of World Culinary Awards proved a global gathering of the culinary industry, with pioneers and leading figureheads travelling from across the world to attend the prize-giving evening at Dubai’s most exciting new resort.
Dubai – with its tantalising range of gastronomy from across the globe – was named ‘World’s Best Culinary Destination’ and ‘Middle East’s Best Culinary Destination’. France collected ‘Europe’s Best Culinary Destination’ with Paris named ‘World’s Best Culinary City Destination’. Peru was voted ‘Latin America’s Best Culinary Destination’ and Cape Town collected ‘Africa’s Best Culinary City Destination’. Jamaica won ‘Caribbean’s Best Culinary Destination’, whilst Thailand was crowned ‘Asia’s Best Culinary Destination’.
The results follow a year-long search for the world’s leading culinary brands. Votes were cast by culinary industry professionals and the general public, with the nominee gaining the most votes in a category named as the winner.
Rina van Staden, Director, World Culinary Awards, said: “Our World Culinary Awards 2023 winners represent stellar examples of excellence in the culinary industry, and I congratulate each and every one for helping to raise the collective benchmark to even greater heights. My congratulations to each of them.”
Other World winners include Conrad Abu Dhabi Etihad Towers (‘World’s Best Culinary Hotel’); Forte Village Resort (‘World’s Best Culinary Resort’); Zuma Dubai (‘World’s Best Brunch Venue); Mezzaluna @ Lebua State Tower (‘World’s Best Fine Dining Hotel Restaurant’); Saigontourist Group Culinary Culture, Delicacies Festival (‘World’s Best Culinary Festival’); Gourmet on Tour (‘World’s Best Culinary Operator’); and Ecole Ducasse (‘World’s Best Culinary Training Institution’).
For a full list of winners visit here. https://worldculinaryawards.com/winners/2023
World Culinary Awards is the sister event to World Travel Awards, currently celebrating its 30th anniversary.
For more information about World Culinary Awards, visit worldculinaryawards.com.
