Barceló Tucancún Beach and Barceló Maya Beach Resort Earn Check Safety First Awards for Quality Health Standards
Two Barceló Resorts in Mexico Receive Recognition for Impeccable Quality Standards by Internationally Recognized Safety Risk Management Auditor Check Safety First
Check Safety First, an international safety risk management auditor, has awarded Barceló Tucancún Beach in Cancun, Mexico, and Barceló Maya Beach Resort in Riviera Maya, Mexico, with high marks in the area of quality health standards for 2008. To qualify for this important recognition, hotels must pass a threshold score in the organization's Cristal risk management system for three consecutive months. Barceló Tucancún Beach's scores surpassed those of other hotels in its region, earning the resort a prestigious Hygiene Award. Barceló Maya Beach Resort, meanwhile, surpassed benchmarks on a national scale, earning the entire resort complex, including its five hotels: Maya Palace, Maya Beach, Maya Caribe Beach, Maya Colonial Beach and Maya Tropical Beach, the National Hygiene Award for all of Mexico.
Guests will be rest assured knowing that their accommodations at Barceló Tucancún Beach and Barceló Maya Beach Resort comply with Check Safety First's standards for health as well as the World Health Organization's guidelines. Because these two resorts demonstrated best practices against very meticulous criteria, guests can focus less on the cleanliness of their rooms and more on the value and experience of their Barceló vacation.
"The last thing travelers should have to think about is the sanitation of their hotel," said Claudio A. Zboznovits, vice president of sales and marketing in the U.S. and Canada. "We pride ourselves on representing the Barceló brand with the highest standards of excellence in every respect. We want our guests to feel confident knowing that they will enjoy a completely worry-free vacation, from the hotel's quality and safety to its stress-free all inclusive packages."
