RACV-affiliated properties outshine at the 2025 Victorian Accommodation Awards of Excellence
RACV Shines at the 2025 Victorian Accommodation Awards for Excellence
RACV, a leading name in Victoria's tourism industry, has once again proven its mettle by bagging multiple prestigious awards at the 2025 Victorian Accommodation Awards for Excellence.
The key figures responsible for RACV's successes at the awards include Andrew Westacott, the CEO of RACV, and Sarah Mitchell, the Accommodation Operations Manager. Their dedication and hard work have resulted in RACV properties delivering exceptional accommodation, dining, and events experiences across both metropolitan and regional locations.
The RACV Torquay Resort, Victoria's premier regional conference and events destination, won the Best Meetings and Events Space for the third year running and the Best Meetings and Events Space of the Year - Regional for the third consecutive year. These accolades are a testament to the resort's commitment to providing unparalleled guest experiences.
The RACV City Club was another star performer, receiving the Best Deluxe Restaurant award for the second year in a row, thanks to its high-quality dining experiences.
The RACV Goldfields Resort was also honoured, winning the Resort Style Accommodation of the Year award. The resort is recognised for its exceptional guest experience and facilities.
RACV properties were recognised across three major categories at the awards, a reflection of the company's consistent dedication to excellence.
The 2025 Victorian Accommodation Awards for Excellence drew over 800 attendees, including the Victorian Minister for Tourism, Sport and Major Events, Steve Dimopoulos, and hoteliers, industry suppliers, and tourism sector stakeholders. The awards ceremony was the premier event for Victorian hotel accommodation providers, highlighting RACV's commitment to delivering exceptional guest experiences throughout Victoria.
Craig Peachey, Executive General Manager Leisure at RACV, expressed his joy over the properties' recognition at the awards, stating that it reinforces RACV's role as a cornerstone of Victoria's tourism industry.
More than 300 venue and individual nominations were considered across the awards, making the victories all the more significant. The success of RACV at the awards underscores its commitment to providing top-notch services and experiences to its guests.
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