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Jamaica’s Tourism 3.0 agenda marks a decisive shift in how the country defines tourism success. Under Minister Edmund Bartlett’s new framework, tourism is no longer being positioned only as an arrivals-driven industry, but as a national economic platform designed to strengthen local ownership, modernize regulation, expand workforce capability and retain more value inside Jamaica.
The Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi) today announced that works have commenced on Dar al Funoon Abu Dhabi (House of the Arts), a landmark institution on Saadiyat Island that will become one of the region’s most technically advanced performing arts venues upon opening in 2030. Representing a major investment in cultural infrastructure, the institution reflects Abu Dhabi’s vision to create world-class platforms for artistic excellence, international collaboration and cultural exchange.
The luxury cruise and the railway revival promised that the journey could matter as much as the destination. A new wave of curated driving journeys goes a step further, trading the view from the deck for the freedom of the road. HunterMoss makes the case with its 2027 calendar, led by a first route from the Basque Country to Bordeaux.
From “Essential Only” to Global Hospitality Hub: How the Kingdom is leveraging the Future Hospitality Summit to execute a resilient post-war tourism reframe.
