AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRegional Tourism: Jamaica and Guyana signed a tourism cooperation agreement at SOTIC 2026, targeting investment, air links, training and sustainable tourism. Winter Airlift: Airlines have committed 1.32 million seats for January–April 2027, up 23.5% year over year, as Jamaica recovers from Hurricane Melissa; about 3,500 hotel rooms remain unavailable. Canada’s seat capacity is up 62.1%. Visitor Experience: Dunn’s River Falls plans to keep discounted entry for Jamaicans after upgrades, with a broader offer of food, cultural events and overnight stays. Accommodation: Bocobay is expanding hotel-style management of Jamaican holiday homes, with dedicated on-site teams for guests and owners. Sports Tourism: The Reggae Marathon returns to Kingston on December 6, aiming to grow international participation and showcase the capital.
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