AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTourism Partnerships: Minister Edmund Bartlett says Jamaica’s next phase of tourism depends on stronger ties among government, hotels, local businesses and communities, with public services and heritage sites also shaping visitors’ experience. Winter Recovery: Jamaica is targeting 400,000 Canadian airline seats for winter, while tourism officials court travel advisers and diaspora communities to turn capacity into bookings after Hurricane Melissa. Hotel Investment: The Cliff Hotel has acquired seven more bungalows and suites on Negril’s West End as part of a US$20-million expansion, with plans for a wellness centre and more open space. Sandals also plans to bring three Jamaican all-inclusive resorts back with refreshed dining, bars and a beach club. Beaches and Nature: A 30-kilometre swim from Trelawny to St James drew attention to public beach access, while a new conservation feature urges visitors and residents to protect sea turtles and nesting sites.
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