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JAMAICA’S MINISTER OF TOURISM ANNOUNCES ONE MILLION VISITOR ARRIVALS TO DATE FOR 2023

JAMAICA’S MINISTER OF TOURISM ANNOUNCES ONE MILLION VISITOR ARRIVALS TO DATE FOR 2023

12 May 2023 Press Release Tourism News Organisations & Operators

At a destination press briefing held at the 41st Caribbean Hotel & Tourism Association (CHTA) Caribbean Travel Marketplace in Barbados, Jamaica’s Minister of Tourism the Hon. Edmund Bartlett announced that Jamaica has surpassed one million visitor arrivals year-to-date for 2023, reaching this milestone approximately one month earlier than in 2022

Sandals Sets Opening Date for New All-Inclusive Resort in Jamaica

Sandals Sets Opening Date for New All-Inclusive Resort in Jamaica

13 November 2022 Press Release Hotel News Tourism News

Sandals has an opening date for its highly-anticipated new resort in Ocho Rios The new Sandals Dunn’s River is officially opening its doors on May 24, 2023, Sandals Resorts International confirmed. This weekend at the Grand Final of the World Travel Awards held in Oman Sandals won the prestigious award for World’s Leading All-Inclusive Company 2022.

Jamaica and Kenya to Collaborate on MICE Tourism

Jamaica and Kenya to Collaborate on MICE Tourism

2 September 2022 Press Release Tourism News Organisations & Operators

Jamaica and Kenya have agreed to collaborate in the area of tourism in a bid to strengthen the hospitality sectors in both countries. Minister of Tourism, Hon Edmund Bartlett has revealed that the partnership between both countries will entail collaboration between the Montego Bay Convention Centre and the Kenyatta International Convention Centre in Kenya.

In Kingston, Jamaica, a Creativity-Fueled Tourism Renaissance

In Kingston, Jamaica, a Creativity-Fueled Tourism Renaissance

29 August 2022 Hotel News Tourism News

Montego Bay. Ocho Rios. Negril. Falmouth. Most visitors to Jamaica are familiar with the island’s main tourism districts, but there is one destination that’s been glaringly absent from most Jamaican travel itineraries for the past half-century: the capital city of Kingston. That may be about to change in a big way.