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Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett has projected that the sector is on a firm path to achieving an 88 per cent recovery by Decemberfollowing the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa last October. “We ...
News Jamaica » Saint James » Tourism: JAPEX 2026: The latest details on Jamaica's hotel inventory, airline and cruise service
TravelPulse reports live from Jamaica's largest annual tourism event.
News Jamaica » Saint James » Tourism: MoBay’s mayor wants bigger slice of tourism pie
With Montego Bay generating a significant share of the nation’s tourism earnings, Mayor Richard Vernon says the western city deserves a substantial portion of the funds collected through the Tourism ...
News Jamaica » Saint James » Tourism: Jamaica shines at World Travel Awards as tourism recovery takes center stage
Jamaica secured several major regional honors at the 2026 World Travel Awards Caribbean & The Americas Gala Ceremony on Sunday.
News Jamaica » Saint James » Tourism: Jamaica earned US$4.3B from tourism in 2024
Jamaica earned US$4.3 billion from the tourism industry last year, with an estimated 4.3 million tourist visiting the country, the island’s Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett has said. Speaking on ...
News Jamaica » Saint James » Tourism: Innovation, Culture, and Infrastructure Drive Jamaica’s Smart Tourism Future
Jamaica is charting an unprecedented course to become the Caribbean’s first truly smart tourism destination, fusing cultural authenticity, cutting-edge innovation, and strategic infrastructure to ...
News Jamaica » Saint James » Tourism: Jamaica struggles to recover a year after Hurricane Melissa hit as peak tourism season looms
Jamaica struggles to recover a year after Hurricane Melissa hit as peak tourism season looms - Jamaica’s once flourishing tourism sector is struggling to regain its footing nearly a year after Hurrica ...
News Jamaica » Saint James » Tourism: Jamaica Neighborhoods
Visitors should be aware of their surroundings and avoid the area after dark; like many cities, Kingston can be prone to crime. In the Blue Mountains, which sit north of Kingston on the island's east ...