And the Web 2.0 Winner is:

Big THANK YOU to everyone who voted for us in the TravelMole awards: the awards ceremony was held yesterday in Canada House, James, Al and I attending, and we were very happy to win the Web 2.0 category and take home a rather pointy glass trophy as well as the greater award: the kudos of winning. It was our users and contributors who all helped get us short listed (thanks again!) but the final decision was made by an expert panel, and it's always nice to be appreciated, especially all Al's work on the lovely new-look site design.

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Woooohoooo! Congratulations x millions! That's just awesome - you're worth it :-)

 
Comment posted 26th June 2009 by lifecruiser.
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Awesome! Congratulations on a well-deserved award.

 
Comment posted 26th June 2009 by Nora Dunn.
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Congrats Kat!! and held in Canada House...how wonderful.

expat from Canada now living in the Republic of Panama and one of your writers :)

 
Comment posted 25th June 2009 by Donna Dawson.

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