AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoJamaica Tourism Push: The Jamaica Tourist Board has rolled out its Jamaica Summer Vibes 2026 campaign (running to Aug. 31) to spotlight beaches, nightlife and local culture, with Minister Edmund Bartlett calling it “unlike anywhere else.” Key dates include Reggae Sumfest (July 18, Ocho Rios), Dream Weekend (July 30–Aug 3, Montego Bay), MoBay Jerk & Food Festival (Aug 1), Emancipation Day (Aug 1), and Independence Day celebrations (Aug 6). Western Jamaica Development: Tourism Minister Bartlett says plans for Barrett Town’s educational growth are moving ahead, including discussions on a first STEAM school and consolidating facilities in the Rose Hall area, alongside a new beach complex. Family & Skills Access: A special education diagnostic centre is set to open in Portland in September, reducing the need for families to travel to Kingston for assessments. Sustainable Growth: St James is considering incentives and special rates for developers using environmentally sustainable solutions as Montego Bay expands. Summer Safety Reminder: July’s UV Safety Month message is clear: protect your skin while enjoying the sun.
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