AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTourism Strategy: Jamaica has officially launched “Tourism 3.0,” a new long-term plan aimed at growing the sector while pushing more benefits to workers, training, and local communities—not just visitor arrivals and resort development. Family Travel: Beaches Resorts is rolling out its 2026 Fall Fam Jam across Jamaica and Turks & Caicos, with festival-style fun and a headline set by toddler techno star Lenny Pearce, plus a refreshed Sesame Street experience with Caribbean flair. Regional Tourism Trade: CHTA has named Barbados as host for Caribbean Travel Marketplace 2027 (May 18–21), the event’s 45th edition, after a successful 2026 run in Antigua—another big B2B boost for Caribbean hospitality. Transport Costs: Jamaica’s TODSS says a diesel price hike could force some transport operators out, warning the increase can’t be passed on to travellers already hit by higher prices. World Cup & Travel Demand: With the 2026 World Cup underway, Jamaica’s tourism conversation is also being pulled into the wider travel wave—especially as Caribbean-linked businesses and events gear up for visitor spending. Sustainability Watch: A solar-powered rubbish-eating boat concept is drawing attention for tackling plastic waste at sea, a reminder that cleaner oceans are becoming part of the travel story.
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