Jamaica’s winter tourist season is off to a strong start, with 70,000 visitors arriving in the first week of 2026. Despite Hurricane Melissa, the island has earned USD $331.2 million, showcasing the resilience of its tourism sector and the government’s commitment to supporting workers’ recovery.

Jamaica kicks off the winter tourist season with impressive visitor numbers, as tourism recovery post-Hurricane Melissa brings confidence and strong earnings.

Jamaica’s tourism industry sees a strong start to the winter season with over 70,000 arrivals, signaling a robust recovery following Hurricane Melissa.

Jamaica’s tourism sector is on track for recovery by 2026 with significant investments and confidence from major developers and tourists.

Flair Airlines has launched its new direct flights from Toronto to Montego Bay, offering Canadians an affordable and convenient way to experience Jamaica’s tropical beauty, vibrant culture, and world-class resorts.

Jamaica reopens to tourists in 2026 with a focus on sustainability, offering visitors a mix of adventure, culture, and eco-friendly tourism experiences.

Jamaica’s tourism sees a remarkable rebound after Hurricane Melissa, welcoming 300,000 visitors in just weeks. The island is on track to a full recovery.

Jamaica’s tourism sector is experiencing a powerful resurgence, welcoming three hundred thousand visitors as airports, hotels, resorts, and cruise operations return to full operation for the winter travel season. This revival comes in the wake of Hurricane Melissa, which caused …

Jamaican-Canadian diaspora raises over CA$3 million for Hurricane Melissa recovery, supporting Jamaica’s restoration efforts in communities and tourism.

Jamaica’s Ministry of Tourism launches the THARP program to help tourism workers rebuild homes damaged by Hurricane Melissa, with support for over 5000 workers.