The Ministry of Tourism is developing a Pension Scheme Policy as it seeks to ensure that workers have adequate social security upon retirement. "The Ministry has, over the past year,...

Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, has said he will be implementing new and intense marketing tactics and networking strategies, in order to maintain Jamaica's position as a preferred Caribbean...

Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, has said that Jamaica's economy stands to benefit greatly once local producers are able to adequately meet the demands of the country's growing tourism...

Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, is projecting that the tourism sector will grow by six per cent this year, on the heels of last year's 3.6 per cent growth....

A number of projects are slated to come on stream as investments continue in the country's tourism sector. Tourism Minister, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, in his contribution to the 2010/11 Budget...

Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, has disclosed that following upon his recent visit to Spain, European investors will be coming to Jamaica in May to tour prospective resort sites...

Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, has disclosed that the Government is to embark on a study that will seek to better measure aggregate demand in the tourism sector. Making...

Plans to declare the Town of Falmouth a designated area, to facilitate organised and coordinated development, is moving apace. Giving an update on the situation, during a recent Council meeting,...

Cranbrook Flower Forest and River Head Adventure Trail, a unique Jamaican eco-tourism attraction in the green hills of Laughlands, St. Ann, is moving progressively towards increasing its offerings and broadening...

The Northern Jamaica Development Project is to receive $1.5 billion in the new fiscal year, to continue to improve infrastructure in tourism centres on the island's northern coast. As set...

With some three weeks before the 2010 winter tourist season ends, Jamaica is recording its highest ever arrival figures for the period, with about 600,000 guests visiting the island's shores....