Final week for international voting for World Travel Awards 2023, Club Mobay nominated Caribbean leading airport lounge

Club Mobay is listed as one of the 2023 World Travel Awards nominees in the category of the Caribbean's Leading Airport lounge.

Public voting for Caribbean and North American nominees opened on the World Travel Award official website on 12 April and will run until midnight on 8 July.

Votes can be cast by travel professionals, media, and tourism consumers, with the nominee gaining the most votes in each category, being announced as the 2023 World Travel Awards winner in a ceremony on 26 August at Sandals Grande St. Lucian in St. Lucia. 

This is the 11th time Club Mobay has been nominated for the prestigious title and the airport lounge made history in 2022 when it claimed the title for the 10th consecutive year.

Throughout the years, in a short space of time, both Club Mobay and Club Kingston have received global recognition for outstanding service. Some of these industry accolades include:​​

Certificate of Excellence (5 stars) 2012 – 2019, TripAdvisor​

Top Rated on Viator – 2014​

Global Lounge of the Year & Best Staff Awards 2014, Priority Pass​

Most Popular Caribbean Attraction – 2014 – Expedia​

Employee of the Year Award, 2014 - Jamaica Hotel & Tourism Association​

Highly Commended – 2015, Priority Pass​

Tourism Service Excellence Awards 2016 - Resort Area Champion Organization-Montego Bay​

Global Lounge of the Year 2017 - Club Kingston, Priority Pass​

In a statement announcing that public voting has opened for the 2023 World Travel Awards, founder Graham Cooke said:  “With voting now open for our key regions of the Caribbean and the Americas, momentum for our landmark 30^th anniversary continues to gather momentum.

It is time for you to choose the organizations that are raising the bar of travel excellence.”

Jamaica and Jamaican travel brands feature prominently in this year's nomination listing. In the destination segment, Jamaica is nominated nine times to include the Caribbean's leading destination, the Caribbean's leading adventure tourism destination, the Caribbean's most romantic destination, and the Caribbean's leading tourist board.