AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoJamaica Tourism & Travel Policy: Jamaica’s Minister of Culture and the JFF signed guarantee agreements for Jamaica to co-host the 2031 FIFA Senior Women’s World Cup with the U.S., Costa Rica and Mexico—covering visas, permits, safety and security, and legal obligations. Tourism Growth & Connectivity: Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett says Jamaica is targeting Africa for tourism growth, with talks on new air links (including a possible Accra hub) to bring visitors and investment. Hotel & Resort Updates: Royalton Hotels & Resorts has reopened all five Jamaica properties after Hurricane Melissa renovations and launched a US$30,000 VIP family package featuring butler service, private transfers, curated dining and excursions. Events Driving Demand: The Artisan Village Food Festival in Falmouth drew about 3,000 people, with tourism officials hoping the buzz brings more visitors beyond the main shows. Community Tourism Support: Sandals Foundation’s Island Challenge Jamaica 2026 launches to raise £100,000 for paediatric and neonatal equipment damaged by Hurricane Melissa. Safety & Travel Notes: Police are still seeking three suspects after a $50K heist at Liberty Banquet Hall in Jamaica; in Manchester, a motorcycle crash killed two men on the New Forest main road. Global Travel Watch: Tui reported a sharp profit slump as the Iran war and hurricanes in Jamaica weigh on demand and fuel costs.
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