AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTourism Marketing: The Caribbean Tourism Organization is stepping up efforts to attract visitors from the UK and Europe after a major showing at World Travel Market London; Jamaica was among the destinations represented. Festival Return: Treasure Beach’s Food, Rum & Reggae Festival drew crowds beyond organizers’ expectations, bringing music, food and local vendors back to St. Elizabeth as the parish recovers from Hurricane Melissa. Recovery Watch: The IMF forecasts 1.3% growth for Jamaica in 2026–27, supported by tourism’s recovery, but warns delays in rebuilding and restoring tourism capacity could weaken the outlook. Air Links: Porter plans to launch its first nonstop Hamilton–Montego Bay service, while Jamaica and Nigeria are moving toward a revised aviation agreement aimed at improving connectivity and travel. Winter Travel: Traffic delays between Montego Bay and Negril are raising concerns ahead of the peak season, as road works and congestion threaten the visitor experience. Hotel Investment: Marriott is planning a 165-room, sea-facing hotel on Montego Bay’s Hip Strip, while Half Moon has reopened restored beachfront rooms and upgraded villas following storm damage.
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