The Valley, Anguilla January 9, 2024, … USA Today has announced the winners of its 2024 Readers' Choice Awards, with Anguilla once again earning recognition for its exceptional beaches. In the latest rankings, Meads Bay Beach secured 6th place, while Shoal Bay Beach claimed 8th.Shoal Bay Beach East, Anguilla | Photo Credit - Anguilla Tourist Board
Minister of Tourism, Hon. Haydn Hughes, praised the accomplishment, stating, “This accolade underscores the unparalleled beauty of our beaches. Anguilla’s pristine beaches are not just spectacular but are experiences that inspire and captivate all those who visit. We invite the world to come and share in the distinctive and unforgettable experiences that Anguilla has to offer. As visitors can enjoy a diverse range of experiences from exquisite cuisine, world-class golf, top-tier tennis facilities, diving adventures, offshore cays, and luxurious spas—all infused with the warmth of our hospitality that makes Anguilla an unparalleled destination.’’
Mrs. Melisha Maccow-Niles, Chairperson of the Anguilla Tourist Board, highlighted the significance of the accolade, noting, “USA Today is the third-largest print newspaper in the United States, with over two million digital readers. The nomination of Meads Bay and Shoal Bay beaches is a major achievement, and being named two of the top ten beaches is an outstanding acclaim for our destination. This recognition reaffirms Anguilla’s reputation for its breathtaking beaches and expectational offerings, which is a proud moment for Anguilla’s tourism and, most importantly, its people.”
Director of Tourism, Ms. Stacey Liburd, expressed her enthusiasm, saying, “Having Anguilla’s beaches voted among the Top 10 Best in USA Today’s Readers’ Choice Awards is an exciting way to begin 2025. We are grateful to all the readers who voted and warmly invite USA Today’s audience to visit Anguilla in 2025.”
USA Today is a widely circulated American daily newspaper, reaching all 50 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico. Its international edition is available in Asia, Canada, Europe, and the Pacific Islands. As of 2023, it ranks fifth in print circulation in the U.S., with 132,640 print subscribers, and boasts the fourth-largest digital circulation, with two million online subscribers.
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