With the Jamaican tourism sector continuing on its robust growth trajectory for 2023, Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett, has revealed that as of May 10, the island has welcomed just over 1.5 million total visitors, with provisional gross earnings exceeding US$1.6 billion for the period.
Read more: Tourism boom as Jamaica welcomes more than 1.5 million visitors
Ziggy and Cedella Marley have joined the fight with the Jamaica Beach Birthright Environmental Movement to keep Bob Marley beach open to the public.
Read more: Ziggy and Cedella Marley join fight to keep Bob Marley Beach open to the public
Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett is appealing to stakeholders to focus on growing the sector in order to guarantee that all players generally, can benefit from the industry, and also, to temper unrealistic expectations.
Read more: Increase the tourism pie so more people can enjoy a slice - Bartlett
The Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Festival makes its much-anticipated return to its original venue in the cool hills of St Andrew on March 25.
Read more: Quality handmade jewellery on offer at coffee festival
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