AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBail & Drugs at NMIA: A British woman, Bethany Grant, was granted J$1 million bail after being charged over an alleged cocaine find at Norman Manley International Airport. Beach Access Update: Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett says Jamaica will keep upgrading public beaches, noting most are already improved and only a small number charge entry fees. Tourism Trade Push: JAPEX 2026 is officially launched for Sept 14–18 at Moon Palace Jamaica in Ocho Rios, with buyers from 22+ countries already registered and a “Jamaica Reimagined” theme tied to Hurricane Melissa recovery. Community & Recovery: The Sandals Foundation Island Challenge – Jamaica 2026 kicks off to fund paediatric and neonatal medical equipment at Falmouth Public General Hospital. Local Business Boost: Jamaicans are being urged to capitalise on tourism opportunities, while MSMEs welcome a new 20% government set-aside for local procurement. Safety Warning: Authorities warn jobseekers to be cautious with online employment offers as scammers increasingly target victims of human trafficking. New Stays in Ocho Rios: A guide spotlights standout boutique hotels in Ocho Rios, from Goldeneye to smaller villa-style retreats. Hurricane Season Travel Demand: A new report says Caribbean travel during hurricane season is running 21% ahead of last year, as lower fares and resort rates draw visitors.
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