CONSTANCE HOSPITALITY HONOURED AT THE TRIPADVISOR TRAVELERS' CHOICE AWARDS 2025

C Mauritius Palmar, the original lifestyle property under the spirited C Resorts brand, has been ranked 1st Best All-Inclusive Hotel in the Africa Region, a remarkable accolade that reflects its vibrant energy and exceptional guest satisfaction. C Resorts brings a cheeky, feel-good twist to tropical holidays, inviting guests of all ages to 'Come Play, Let Go and Feel Free' to embrace the moment.
C Mauritius Palmar
Jean-Jacques Vallet, CEO of Constance Hospitality, shared:
'This recognition is a powerful reflection of the passion and professionalism of our teams, who continue to elevate the guest experience with authenticity and care. We are deeply thankful to our loyal guests for their continued trust and support, and to our dedicated team members for their devotion to excellence, which inspire us to reach new heights in delivering meaningful and memorable experiences.'
The Tripadvisor Travelers' Choice Awards are based on genuine reviews and ratings from travellers around the world, making this achievement particularly meaningful.

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