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Abuja Continental Hotel Wins Award
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Abuja Continental Hotel Wins Award

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Abuja Continental Hotel has been recognised at the recent Tourism Transport Summit Awards 2026, winning the Continental Excellence Award for Luxury Hospitality Leadership.

The award positions the hotel as the benchmark for luxury in Nigeria’s hospitality industry.

Convener of the Tourism Transport Summit Awards 2026 and National President of ITPN, Chief Abiodun Odusanwo, described the hotel as an institution that has reached enviable heights.

“Abuja Continental Hotel, a premier five-star luxury hospitality destination located in the heart of Nigeria’s capital city, stands out for offering world-class accommodation, fine dining, exceptional conference facilities, and personalised guest experiences,” Chief Odusanwo declared.

“With a strong commitment to excellence, innovation, and sustainable hospitality, Abuja Continental Hotel has established itself as one of Nigeria’s leading venues for international conferences, corporate events, diplomatic engagements, and luxury leisure.

The hotel continues to set the benchmark for luxury hospitality and tourism in Nigeria and across Africa through its outstanding service and modern facilities.” Odusanwo stated. 

Reacting to the recognition, Cluster Director of Sales and Marketing for the Abuja Continental Hotel Group, Richard Mutanda, said that the award proves excellence is a deeply rooted culture at the property.

“We are deeply honoured and proud to receive the Continental Excellence Award for Luxury Hospitality Leadership.

“It reflects the hard work, passion, professionalism, and dedication of every member of the Abuja Continental Hotel team, as well as the trust placed in us by our valued guests, partners, and owning company. At Abuja Continental, we remain steadfast in our mission to deliver refined, intentional, and memorable experiences that continue to set new benchmarks for luxury hospitality in Nigeria. This award inspires us to keep raising the bar and elevating the guest experience every day.” Mutanda declared.

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