Tourism Continues to Perform Well for the Jamaican Economy
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After months of closure following the outbreak of the novel coronavirus pandemic, the tourism sector said it has, to date, raked in over US$5.7 billion in earnings since reopening its borders in June 2020.
Tourism Ministry says new Negril sign did not cost taxpayers
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Jamaica secured several major accolades at this year’s staging of the World Travel Awards Caribbean & The America’s Gala, held earlier this week at Sandals, Montego Bay.
Tourism Recovering Faster Than Anticipated says Tourism Minister
JAMAICA TIMES
Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, says the sector is recovering at a faster than anticipated pace.
The Ministry of Tourism is looking to tap into the local labour force to identify, recruit and deploy at least 10,000 of 90,000 workers required in the global cruise industry.
American Announces New Flights From Texas to MoBay
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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) says rising jet fuel prices are likely to cause airfares to increase this year based on current trends, as airlines grapple with higher operating costs
Govt taking poactive approach to Port Royal Development - PM
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The Government of Jamaica will move to implement the Greater Infrastructure Development Programme (GIDP) on the conclusion of the Major Infrastructure Development Programme (MIDP).
The Port Royal Pier welcomed its first cruise ship this morning.