Caribbean POSH proudly celebrates a defining moment on the global stage as Caribbean POSH Weekend is awarded Brand of the Year at the prestigious Black Travel Summit 2025 VICtor Awards, held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

The 2025 Black Travel Summit took place November 13–16, bringing together global leaders, creatives, entrepreneurs, and change-makers across travel, culture, and community. The highly anticipated VICtor Awards Ceremony, hosted on November 15 at the Grand Hyatt Rio de Janeiro—the Summit’s official host hotel—honored brands and individuals shaping the future of travel and representation. World of Hyatt served as a presenting sponsor for this year’s summit, reinforcing the event’s international prestige.

Receiving Brand of the Year, Caribbean POSH Weekend was recognized for its powerful influence, cultural impact, and unwavering commitment to elevating Caribbean women and Caribbean excellence on a global platform. Nearly a decade strong, the award-winning experience has become synonymous with empowerment, lifestyle, and regional pride—redefining what Caribbean representation looks like, feels like, and stands for.

Founder & CEO, Janette Brin accepts Brand of the Year Award at BTS: VICtor Awards

“This award is a profound honor,” said Janette Brin, Founder & CEO of Caribbean POSH and Executive Producer of Caribbean POSH Weekend. “Caribbean POSH Weekend was built to create space—space for Caribbean women to be seen, heard, and celebrated. To be recognized in Rio, among global innovators and visionaries, affirms the power of our collective voice and the importance of telling our stories boldly and unapologetically.”

Hosted annually in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Caribbean POSH Weekend is a multi-day destination experience featuring signature moments such as the ICON Woman Awards, the POSHgirl POWER Brunch, and the PINK Sunday Sunset Sail. With each year, the platform continues to grow its international footprint while amplifying the brilliance, resilience, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit of Caribbean women across generations.

As Caribbean POSH looks ahead to its 10-year milestone in June 2026, this global recognition marks not just an achievement—but a catalyst. A reminder that Caribbean women are not only participating in global conversations, but shaping them.

“This moment fuels us,” Brin added. “To keep building. To keep inspiring. And to keep connecting the Caribbean to the world—on our own terms.”