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Strand Hotel wins Namibia’s leading beach hotel award

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October 22, 2024
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O&L Leisure’s Strand Hotel Swakopmund has been named “Namibia’s Leading Beach Hotel 2024” for the third consecutive year at the World Travel Awards Africa, held at Diamonds Leisure Beach & Golf Resort, Diani Beach, Kenya.

O&L Leisure is a subsidiary of the Ohlthaver & List (O&L) Group.

According to O&L Leisure, the recognition highlights the hotel’s outstanding service and excellence in hospitality, solidifying its position as a premier destination.

“The award perfectly aligns with O&L Leisure’s new brand positioning and commitment to showing ‘Namibia Through Our Eyes’. It is more than just a slogan; it is the guiding philosophy of the O&L Leisure brand and a commitment to showing the world the true essence of Namibia through the lens of the O&L persona—being authentic, caring, and passionate. Through this lens, O&L Leisure seeks to redefine hospitality by sharing Namibia’s unique culture and landscapes with the world, making every stay unforgettable.”

Sven Thieme, Managing Director of O&L Leisure and Executive Chairman of the O&L Group, said: “At O&L Leisure, we believe in making a positive difference in the lives of our guests and deeply appreciate the continued support of our valued customers. This recognition, for which we are truly grateful, reinforces that commitment. It is a testament to our team’s passion for delivering exceptional hospitality and creating memorable experiences that leave a lasting impression.”

Strand Hotel Swakopmund is home to restaurants like the Ocean Cellar Oyster & Wine Bar—which was recently awarded the title of Namibia’s Best Restaurant 2024 at the World Culinary Awards—the Brewer & Butcher, and the Farmhouse Deli, along with other amenities.

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