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Did you know that you can’t just arbitrarily use any of Jamaica’s national symbols to sell or market a product? If you’ve been doing it then you are in breach of regulated standards. Come get the facts on that and more right here.

On this week’s tourism round up we continue our look at the major benefits of homeporting for Jamaica.

Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries launches new online customer feedback system to improve service delivery to farmers and fisher folk.

Income requirement removed from vaccine incentive programme, Discussions underway to allow locally produced cannabis based medicine to be sold in pharmacies and Montego Bay Hip Strip to be upgraded.

Diaspora commended for financial support to Jamaica during pandemic, Government considering reduction of fees for staging entertainment events and Government identifying provider for telemedicine service rollout.

Major Upgrading Programme for the Montego Bay Hip Strip; Arrangements finalized for another 1,000 hotel rooms; and Tourism Incubator to be established.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries will seek partnerships with Israel to strengthen agriculture training in the Jamaica.

The world is going through an unprecedented time in history, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.  The education sector has been disrupted, but there are educators and students who have embraced the path of innovation and creativity to engage students and keep learning going. This week we feature Kelvin Peart.