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New Delhi, Apr 1 : Parvez Dewan, Secretary, Indian Ministry of Tourism presided over the fourth edition of the Outlook Traveller Awards, which concluded on Monday, announcing winners across 40 categories from the world of the travel and hospitality experiences in India, at Dusit Devarana, here.

The Outlook Traveller Awards are aimed to bring out the best in travel and hospitality industry and give its readers an unbiased forum to choose for the most exotic location while planning their travel.

Every year, for seven years now, Outlook Traveller has been conducting a comprehensive survey of the readers to assess the very best of travel and hospitality experiences in India.

This year, the canvas of the survey was substantially expanded by introducing a whole range of new categories and sub-categories.

The distinguished members of the jury panel selected the nominees from a comprehensive list of options and also made additional insightful suggestions.

As with previous surveys, the survey questionnaire was published in the November and December 2013 issues of Outlook Traveller, besides being offered online at outlooktraveller.com, with a deadline of Dec 31, 2013.

The survey responses were collected, collated and analyzed by market research company, Ipsos.

This year, two Special Jury awards were instituted: one for Outstanding Contribution for Travel, and the other for the Indian Hotel Debut of the Year.

The jury for the awards comprised of historian and hotelier Aman Nath, co-founder and co-chairman of the Neemrana Hotels, who is widely credited with having pioneered the heritage hotels movement in India.

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Outlook Traveller Awards names winners