Award winning Stena Line on crest of a wave

Ireland's leading ferry company Stena Line has picked up the Best Ferry Company Award at the prestigious Irish Travel Trade Awards in Dublin.

Tom Mulcahy, Stena Line's Business Development Manager, was presented with the award on Stena Line's behalf by Martin Cullen TD, Minister for Transport, at a glittering ceremony which took place at the Burlington Hotel in Dublin and was attended by more than 600 guests and VIPs from the travel industry in Ireland.

It's not just at home that Stena Line has been justifying its 'World's Leading Ferry Company' tag.

The Irish award was hot on the heels of yet more global success at the World Travel Awards in London when the company was named World's Leading Ferry Company for the twelfth year in succession.

And north of the border, Stena Line also scooped the Best Ferry Operator Award for the 13th time in 14 years at the Northern Ireland Travel Trade Awards last October.

Fredrik Lantz, Irish Sea Area Director, is delighted with the company's recent accolades.

"We are very proud to win these awards which are testimony to the hard work and efforts of the entire Stena Line staff," said Fredrik.

"Stena Line is committed to providing customers with the best craft and the best service and we continue to invest in all aspects of our business to ensure that we offer a first class service to all our customers.

"We had a number of challenges last year and we have worked to improve our booking systems and offer even more quality to all our customers and I would like to thank the travel trade for bearing with us and supporting us not only in these awards but throughout the year," he added.

Stena Line is the market leading ferry company on the Irish Sea, offering the biggest fleet (nine vessels) and choice of routes between Ireland and Britain, where it operates a total of five routes including Dublin Port / Dun Laoghaire to Holyhead, Rosslare to Fishguard, Belfast to Stranraer and Larne to Fleetwood. The company carries approximately three million passengers between Ireland and Britain each year, more than its rival ferry operators combined.

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