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Sussex Site Named Tourist Attraction Of The Year For 2019

Sussex Site Named Tourist Attraction Of The Year For 2019

Last year was a golden one for Sussex tourist site, Phileas Fogg’s World of Adventures as the attraction claimed the crown of Tourist Attraction of the Year in the Brighton & Hove Business Awards 2019.

The awards held at the Hilton Brighton Metropole are seen as a benchmark of excellence and adds to the Best Family Attraction South East Finalist from Muddy Stilettos, and Recommended Badge on Trip Advisor.

Graham Owen, co-founder of Phileas Fogg’s World of Adventures, said: “We were delighted when we discovered we had been shortlisted for this award, but we never thought we would win knowing we were up against the likes of Brighton Marina and British Airways i360.’

“Our visitors give us such amazing reviews so it’s fantastic to receive an industry award that heralds us as a business. Thank you to everyone who voted for us” Graham added about the successful Hollingbury Industrial Estate-based tourist venue.

More information about Phileas Fogg’s World of Adventure and ticketing for the attraction, visit: www.phileasfoggsworldofadventures.co.uk

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