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JAMAICA EARNS US 5.7 BILLION SINCE REOPENING

JAMAICA EARNS US 5.7 BILLION SINCE REOPENING

4 October 2022 Press Release Tourism News

Minister of Tourism, Hon Edmund has announced that Jamaica has earned US 5.7 billion since reopening its borders in June 2020. The data also shows that the island welcomed over five million visitors over the same period. The announcement follows the destination’s strong tourism recovery efforts that saw its best summer ever according to arrivals figures. For the summer period, the island recorded over 224 thousand stopover arrivals in June while 2019 June figures show 222 thousand arrivals.

Tourism Innovation Incubator to Support Jamaican Innovators

Tourism Innovation Incubator to Support Jamaican Innovators

2 October 2022 Press Release Tourism News

Jamaica’s tourism sector is set to benefit from an injection of fresh innovative ideas for products and services through the introduction of the much-anticipated Tourism Innovation Incubator, which was launched by the Tourism Enhancement Fund September 30.

Multi-destination tourism key to Caribbean’s recovery, ministers say

Multi-destination tourism key to Caribbean’s recovery, ministers say

“When we are united, we, as the Caribbean, are unstoppable.” Those were the sentiments of Kenneth Bryan, the Cayman Islands’ Minister of Tourism and newly-elected chairman of the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) as he played host to both the CTO’s Business Meetings and Caribbean Youth Tourism Conference and IATA’s fourth annual Caribbean Aviation Day in George Town in Grand Cayman from Sept. 9-15.

Jamaican Minister of Tourism discusses Japan Jamaica relationship

Jamaican Minister of Tourism discusses Japan Jamaica relationship

23 September 2022 Press Release Tourism News

Minister of Tourism, Hon Edmund Bartlett discussed the establishment of a Global Tourism Resilience and Crisis Management Centre and the strong Japan Jamaica relationship in a courtesy call with His Excellency Shunsuke TAKEI, Japanese State Minister for Foreign Affairs, yesterday at his office in Tokyo.