AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGolf Tourism: The Jamaica Open is set for November 7–10 at Tryall Golf Club, with 67 players from six countries registered and a potential US$100,000 purse. Organisers say the event also supports tourism and youth development. Public Beaches: A court injunction has offered a boost to campaigners seeking to protect public access to Jamaica’s coastline, in a wider challenge to beach privatisation. Heritage: TPDCo is inviting Jamaicans aged 16 and older to enter its Heritage360 photo competition, showcasing local traditions, sites and culture; entries close November 13. Tourism Recovery: Jamaica is targeting 400,000 airline seats from Canada for the winter season as the sector works to rebound after Hurricane Melissa. Recovery is still incomplete, and tourism leaders are urging stronger partnerships and community participation. Local Cuisine: Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett is calling for hotels to serve more Jamaican produce, while promoting the island’s food as a draw for visitors and a global ambassador for Brand Jamaica.
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