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Jamaica’s tourism sector continues to shows signs of growth with 1.7 million visitors expected to arrive by year end. A large part of this is due to the efforts of the Jamaica Tourist Board JTB.

Jamaica’s cruise ports are back in operation and several jobs have resumed. More on this week’s tourism round up.

The Tourism Product Development Company TPDCO plays a critical role in the Government’s efforts to monitor compliance with the health and safety protocols in the tourism sector.

Tourism Minister establishes task force to speed up vaccination of over 150,000 hospitality workers.

Several airlines are returning to Jamaica, increasing the airlift to the island from North America and Europe.

On this week’s Tourism Round Up several participants share the impact the Christmas in July trade show has had on their business.

Official start date for tourism workers’ pension scheme announced and growth in the sector trending toward pre covid levels.

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

The Ministry of Tourism is on a drive to make Jamaica the premier cruise homeporting destination. What does this mean and what impact will cruise homeporting have on the economy? Find out on this week’s tourism round up.

The tourism industry is steadily recovering from the impact of COVID 19, and to help speed up the momentum, Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett has announced several strategies to be undertaken.

The Harmony beach park is official open to the public. This new facility is set to enhance not only economic activity in Montego Bay but also offer fun activities for all.

Beaches resorts is now certified as an autism centre. Stick around to hear more about its impact on staff and guests on this week’s tourism round up.