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Tourism Roundup

highlights development in the tourism sector, including the Ministry of Tourism and its agencies, and attractions both private and government-owned.
Aired On: April 6, 2026 | Produced By: Sheryl Johnson Hamilton

St Ann Road Upgrade Economics

Major road improvement upgrades are in the offering for St Ann as the government moves to address road capacity constraints to meet the parish’s changing dynamic as one of the country’s fastest growing commercial hubs. We’ll tell you more in Duh Road, today. Stay tuned

Presented by: Andrae Palmer
Andrae Palmer

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| Produced By: Camelia Guthrie

Entertainment Registry Update

The Tourism and Entertainment Ministry has introduced a Registry, as part of efforts to regulate and boost the local entertainment industry.
Presented by: Vaughn Davis
Vaughn Davis
| Produced By: Camelia Guthrie

Arts In The Park

February 16, the air at Devon House will be filled with more of the spoken word as the Tourism and Entertainment Ministry hosts the second staging of Arts in the Park.
Presented by: Camelia Guthrie
Camelia Guthrie
| Produced By: Camelia Guthrie

Kingston for Feb. Initiative pt 2

The Ministry of Tourism and Entertainment led Reggae Month: It’s Kingston for February initiative.
Presented by: Camelia Guthrie
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| Produced By: Camelia Guthrie

Kingston In February Initiative

Kingston in February initiative being spearheaded by the Tourism and Entertainment Ministry.
Presented by: Camelia Guthrie
Camelia Guthrie
| Produced By: Camelia Guthrie

2 Million Stop Over Visitors

The tourism sector came out of 2013 swinging with a landmark achievement.
Presented by: Camelia Guthrie
Camelia Guthrie
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Parish Extension Committee

Tourism Ministry efforts to resolve issues with shut off time for entertainment events and in our Know Jamaica Feature we’ll travel to Petersfield in Westmoreland.
Presented by: Camelia Guthrie
Camelia Guthrie
| Produced By: Camelia Guthrie

Winter Season & Caribbean Travel Marketplace

Jamaica is on course for a strong winter season with bookings for the period pacing well ahead of last year. And the planned staging of the Caribbean Travel Marketplace
Presented by: Camelia Guthrie
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