With small and medium tourism enterprises (SMTEs) making up for 80 percent of the entire tourism trade,Hon. Edmund Bartlett, the Minister of Tourism Jamaica, said that the segment is being placed to realize the request of tourists these days. In …

Hon. Edmund Bartlett, the Tourism Minister of Jamaica emphasized the prominence of the travel and tourism segment while speaking to the members at a distinctive side event in the course of the United Nations (UN) High-Level Political Forum (HLPF) concerning sustainable development lately. Throughout …

With the tourism sector Jamaica experiencing robust trajectory in terms of development for this year, Edmund Bartlett, the Minister of Tourism, Jamaica, has disclosed that the island as of May 10th has welcomed more than 1.5 million visitors in total, …

Hon. Edmund Bartlett, Minister of Tourism, has recently declared that as Jamaica progresses into what is anticipated to be its most excellent summer season for the tourists ever, the island has by now greeted over two million stopover and cruise …

Norse Atlantic Airways started offering direct service between Jamaica and the United Kingdom on Thursday. “Jamaica is always in pursuit of expanding our partnerships to include new airlift to the destination,” said Donovan White, Jamaica’s director of tourism in welcoming …

The island Jamaica as of May 10 th , 2023, has greeted more than 1.5 million total visitors. Due to this reason, the provisional gross earnings have exceeded US$ 1.6 billion during the same time. This year’s summer is preparing itself …

Countrystyle Community Tourism Network together with the Caribbean Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Livelihoods, the Manchester Peace Coalition, and the Horticulture Society, declared about the formal proclaiming of the first Peace Monument on Saturday at the Horticultural Grounds, in Jamaica, …

As of May 10, 2023, Jamaica is now listed as a Level 3 warning of the four-tier system, with only Level 4: Do Not Travel considered a more urgent warning.

A key matter that was also explored during the meeting was the possibility of establishing an outpost of the Jamaica-based Global Tourism Resilience and Crisis Management Centre (GTRCMC) in the UAE.

Prior to the epidemic, the airport handled 4.7 million passengers, including locals and tourists, in 2019. Tourists visiting Jamaica peaked at 3.7 million in 2022, with 70% using the Sangster gateway.