Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay sees a 73.4% drop in passenger traffic in November 2025, marking the steepest decline since the pandemic. Tourism takes a hit.

Jamaica’s main cruise ports in Port Royal, Ocho Rios, Montego Bay, and Falmouth are now open after Hurricane Melissa, showing strong recovery.

Jamaica’s Sunset at the Palms Resort has fully reopened after Hurricane Melissa, offering guests a tranquil getaway in Negril.

Main cruise ports in Jamaica are back open for business after the hurricane, ready to welcome visitors. Discover the recovery efforts and future travel plans

Sandals Resorts introduces a fun way to hint at the perfect holiday gift – a Caribbean vacation. Couples can win a luxury getaway.

Jamaica tourism industry is bouncing back from Hurricane Melissa and is ready for the winter season with most tourism infrastructure set to reopen by December 15

Jamaica’s tourism sector is set to fully reopen by mid-December 2025, with major recovery efforts following Hurricane Melissa, including hotel and airport reopenings.

The World Travel Awards 2025 Grand Final in Bahrain was a spectacular celebration of global tourism excellence and innovation. Held at the newly built Exhibition World Bahrain, this prestigious event brought together the world’s leading travel professionals, airlines, hospitality brands, …

Jamaica and Barbados joins Cooks Island, Egypt, Thailand, Jordan, Indonesia, and other countries in offering Visa on Arrival (VoA) to Indian passport holders in 2025, significantly easing the travel process for Indian tourists.

In 2025, Barbados and Jamaica have joined the growing list of countries offering visa-free and visa-on-arrival access to Indian passport holders. Along with Saint Lucia, Egypt, Oman, Ghana, Thailand, and Mauritius, these destinations are making travel easier by removing the need for lengthy visa applications.