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Small and medium-sized business operators were recently in Montego Bay for the second staging of the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) Global Conference on Jobs and Inclusive Growth.

Coffee lovers, the Blue Mountain Coffee Festival is back. From March 1 - 3 all roads leads to the cool hills of Newcastle, St Andrew right in the heart of coffee country.

Jamaica’s is one of the world’s top travel destinations, boasting a wide array of attractions to keep any traveller happy.

There’s a new ultra-low cost carrier out of Canada traveling to the rock for the winter Tourist Season. The airline will be transporting hundreds of tourists to the country from one of Jamaica’s key markets out of North America. On this week’s programme, Swoop airlines touches down in Jamaica.

The Ministry of Tourism has announced plans to roll out an entire shopping experience for visitors to Jamaica. This in a bid to capitalize on the growing trend of shopping tourism.

Over 500 travel agents were on the island for the recently held Sandals Star Awards. Sandals hosted the event from November 28 – 30, to honour individuals and companies selling the resort and brand Jamaica to the world.

It’s that time of year again, when you get a chance to nominate your favourite tourism worker or business for the 2018 Tourism Services Excellence Awards.

Christmas is just around corner and finding the perfect gift just got easier. The Christmas in July Catalogue is now available to the public.

From upgrading beaches, to building of new resorts, there are a number of activities now underway to bring more tourists to Jamaica’s east coast.

The Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) launched a brand new look for its website geared at promoting brand Jamaica to the world.

The Tourism Product Development Company (TPDCO) has set out on a path to educate local stakeholders about the importance of their role in ensuring visitor safety while in Jamaica.

On today’s tourism roundup, we tell you about plans to upgrade one of Jamaica’s beaches.