ShanghaiJune 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Recently, the Ctrip Envision.2026 Global Partner Conference concluded in Shanghai, and the Trip.Best Annual Selection List was officially unveiled. This list is generated based on four core dimensions: massive booking data from the Ctrip platform, millions of real guest reviews, annual occupancy reputation, and product differentiation. Constance Prince Maurice in Mauritius, Constance Ephelia in Seychelles, and Constance Lemuria in Seychelles were selected for the 2026 Best Global 100 Villa list, once again confirming Constance’s industry benchmark strength in the Indian Ocean luxury resort sector. The conference brought together nearly 4,000 cultural tourism partners from 78 countries and regions worldwide, engaging in in-depth discussions on industry trends, cross-border market opportunities, and product innovation. Constance’s recognition this time also injects new momentum into its continued expansion in the global high-end resort market.
Constance Prince Maurice, Mauritius
Located on the northeast coast of Mauritius, it is a member of The Leading Hotels of the World (LHW). The hotel features only 89 residences, with two flagship products: lagoon overwater villas and beach pool villas. Meticulously crafted by renowned local architects, multiple villas are suspended above the crystal-clear lagoon, offering stunning natural views right at the doorstep. The hotel boasts a collection-level wine cellar around the Indian Ocean, housing over 25,000 bottles of world-renowned wines. Mauritius’s unique Le Barachois floating restaurant is connected by a boardwalk over the mangrove sea, making it a popular destination for candlelit dinners. Villas come standard with private pools, terraces, and 24-hour butler service, with optional exclusive experiences such as canoeing, private sea picnics, and Sisley customized spa treatments, maximizing the private resort experience.
Constance Prince Maurice, Mauritius
Constance Ephelia, Seychelles
Situated on the west coast of Mahé, the main island of Seychelles, nestled between two stunning beaches, this is a 120-hectare natural oasis. Surrounded by lush vegetation, it overlooks the Port Launay National Marine Park. The 313 rooms and villas are scattered throughout the native gardens, with the northern area being an exclusive villa zone, nestled between mountains and sea, offering excellent privacy. The hotel also features 5 restaurants and 6 bars, providing guests with open spaces, pristine beaches, and serene tropical vibes. It also houses the largest spa in the Indian Ocean region, covering 5,000 square meters, dedicated to relaxation and healing.
Constance Ephelia, Seychelles
Constance Lemuria, Seychelles
Located on the northwest coast of Praslin Island in Seychelles, it embraces three secluded hidden bays and boasts the only championship-level 18-hole golf course in the Seychelles archipelago. The 105 suites and villas are nestled along the mountains and sea, surrounded by emerald-green tropical waters and ancient coco de mer forests. Detached villas feature private courtyards and outdoor pools, offering exclusive experiences such as turtle conservation, jungle trekking, and private beach dinners, leveraging the pristine island resources to create a model of eco-luxury resort living.
Constance Lemuria, Seychelles
Didier Louis, Head of Revenue at Constance Hotels & Resorts, stated: “The simultaneous selection of our three hotels for the 2026 Best Global 100 Villa list is not only authoritative recognition from the Ctrip platform and global travelers for Constance Hotels & Resorts but also a significant milestone for the group’s continued focus on the Chinese outbound high-end resort market. In the future, Constance will continue to deepen its global strategic partnership with Ctrip, leveraging the platform’s big data to understand the vacation preferences of high-net-worth Chinese travelers, optimize customized hotel packages and local experiential products, and iterate products around the three directions of ‘eco-resorts, honeymoon travel, and family trips,’ allowing more Chinese travelers to experience the luxury of Indian Ocean living in one stop.”