AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHotel Recovery: Jamaican operators are exploring a shared insurance arrangement after many remain dissatisfied with delayed or reduced Hurricane Melissa claim settlements; the JHTA is surveying members on interest and terms. Water Costs: The JHTA is questioning how the NWC’s proposed 51% rate increase would affect hotels and attractions, and wants clear commitments on service improvements. Resort Safety: TPDCo has given police seven vehicles worth about $20 million to boost visibility and response across resort areas, bringing its total contribution to 18 vehicles. Tourism Access: Work is starting on the Seaview Drive corridor in Lucea, a key route between Montego Bay and Negril that carries about 15,000 vehicles daily; officials are asking residents, businesses and tourism operators to expect delays. Industry Recognition: Jamaica has earned 10 tourism awards amid its recovery, while S Hotel Montego Bay ranked No. 2 among Caribbean and Central American hotels in Condé Nast Traveler’s readers’ awards.
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