AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMobile Health & Wellness: DRIP Mobile IV Hydration is bringing IV therapy to clients across Jamaica, founded by Kingston entrepreneur Liana Singh with Dr Khalia-Roy Smith as medical director. Sandals Jamaica Winter Comeback: Sandals says all 7 Jamaica resorts will be back by January, starting Nov. 18 with Sandals South Coast, then Dec. 18 for Sandals Montego Bay and the debut of Sandals Caribbean Cay, backed by instant and air credits plus excursions. Solo Travel Spotlight: Travel And Tour World ranks Jamaica among the Top 30 solo travel destinations in the Americas & Caribbean for 2026, citing safety, transit, affordability and culture. Public Service Upgrade: Finance Minister Fayval Williams officially opens the Christiana Tax Office, a $760M facility adding services like driver’s licence processing and printing. Tourism Safety Watch: Police investigate the suspected drowning of a 4-year-old at Puerto Seco Beach, Discovery Bay, St Ann. FX Pressure: Bank of Jamaica reports another excess demand for foreign exchange, with unmet demand after recent interventions, as tourism and BPO earnings reportedly dip. Cruise Disruption: Margaritaville at Sea’s Sept. 5 sailing from Tampa Bay keeps all ports but shifts Aruba and Curacao days/times, which could affect guest plans. Community & Culture: Sandals Foundation’s Island Challenge Jamaica 2026 returns Oct. 2-5 in Ocho Rios to raise £100,000 for neonatal and paediatric care.
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