Princess Grand Jamaica Named Caribbean’s Leading New Resort at World Travel Awards

Princess Grand Jamaica named Caribbean’s leading new resort as the island’s first-ever casino hotel gears up for November opening; Princess Senses The Mangrove awarded Caribbean’s leading water villa resort

Princess Grand Jamaica named as Caribbean's Leading New Resort (Photo: World Travel Award)

The 32nd Annual World Travel Awards took place this week in Saint Lucia, celebrating some of the finest achievements in tourism across North America and the Caribbean. Among the honorees was Princess Hotels & Resorts Jamaica, recognized for its exceptional contributions to the region’s hospitality industry.

The group earned two accolades for its Jamaican properties: Princess Grand Jamaica was named Caribbean's Leading New Resort, while Princess Senses The Mangrove, Jamaica took home the title of Caribbean's Leading Water Villa Resort, underscoring the brand’s commitment to luxury and innovation in Caribbean tourism.

The Princess Hotels earn regional honors

The company later stated: “These accolades mark a remarkable debut year for the resorts, which have quickly become standout destinations for travelers seeking elevated design, immersive experiences, and world-class hospitality.”

Tucked away in Green Island, about an hour from Montego Bay Airport and just 30 minutes from the lively town of Negril, the two all-inclusive properties from the renowned Princess Hotels & Resorts brand are celebrated as Jamaica’s newest gems. Offering a fresh take on island luxury, they feature spacious, contemporary accommodations and exceptional amenities that promise an unforgettable Caribbean escape.

“These accolades mark a remarkable debut year for the resorts, which have quickly become standout destinations for travelers seeking elevated design, immersive experiences, and world-class hospitality.”

Earlier this year, Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett announced that The Princess Grand Jamaica, set to become the island’s first-ever casino hotel, marks a major milestone for Jamaica’s tourism landscape. It is one of potentially three casino resorts planned for the country, signaling a new era of luxury and entertainment offerings. The resort later revealed plans to officially open in November, further heightening anticipation for its grand debut.