AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNew Resort Reservations: UNICO 18˚77˚ Montego Bay opened reservations for a March 1, 2027 debut, bringing a 451-room adults-only all-inclusive to Jamaica with ocean-view suites, a large wellness spa, and nine restaurants. Public Beaches Upgrade: Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett says the government will keep upgrading Jamaica’s public beaches, citing that 60 have been improved and pushing back on claims that only a tiny share is accessible. Special Olympics Fundraising: The Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) is set for Oct. 29 in Montego Bay to help about 2,000 families attend the Nov. 18–22 Special Olympics Caribbean Beach Games. Safety at Events: Best Weekend Ever organisers responded to a viral fight video, saying they regret the incident and will pursue actions through the relevant authorities. Tourism & Community Culture: Jamaica Rising Day Parade launched in Brooklyn, while the Artisan Village Food Festival in Falmouth highlighted local creatives and culinary talent tied to the tourism value chain. Human Trafficking Warning: Juliet Cuthbert-Flynn urged Jamaicans to watch for fake overseas job offers used to lure victims into trafficking and scam centres. Local Enforcement: St. James officials demolished a giant swing in Norwood for operating without approvals, but say it could return if operators meet building requirements.
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