Prior to the epidemic, the airport handled 4.7 million passengers, including locals and tourists, in 2019. Tourists visiting Jamaica peaked at 3.7 million in 2022, with 70% using the Sangster gateway.

The Jamaica Tourism Ministry opined that 8,000 hospitality staffsare providing for theTourism Workers Pension Scheme. There are $550 million in donations till now. Edmund Bartlett, the Portfolio Minister, said this during April 18Sectoral Debate in the House of Representatives. The …

Jamaica Minister of Tourism, Edmund Bartlett, participated at the African Tourism Investment Summit which commenced on April 3. He was joined by government ministers, finance executives and administrators. Hundreds of ministers, mayors, investors, private equity companies, venture capitalists, decision makers, …

The celebrated Global Tourism Resilience Conference was held this month from 15-17 at the University of the West Indies (UWI) at the Regional Headquarters in Kingston, Jamaica.The conference concluded with an important announcement keeping in mind the significance of creating …

Edmund Bartlett, the Tourism Minister of Jamaica is requesting the formation of a worldwide tourism flexibility fund for supporting tourism-reliant countries during times of disturbances. The call came in the midst of last week when Jamaica organized the Global Tourism …

The Prime Minister of Jamaica, Hon. Andrew Holness, said that tourism is a great facilitator for financial growth and expansion chiefly via its encouraged economic influence by creating important connections with various other sections of national economies. As part of …

The historic, first-of-its-kind Global Tourism Resilience Conference commenced today in Jamaica and will run until February 17. Headlined by the Prime Minister of Jamaica, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, the conference is gearing up to showcase some of the best …

Edmund Bartlett, Jamaica Minister of Tourism said that Jamaica’s natural assets and geographic location make the island capable to become a frontrunner in the health and wellness tourism industry. Bartlett asked for bigger investment in Jamaica’s industry for confirming sustainable …

Jamaica is expected to make an anticipated US$5 billion in incomes from tourism next year, based on the current tendency in the industry’s out-turns, said Minister Hon. Edmund Bartlett. He said that the country is also projected to welcome five …

Last week, Jamaica’s Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF) launched the Tourism Innovation Incubator. The program has an objective of supporting Jamaica’s tourism sector. The Jamaican Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett said that the program has been created to nurture new and …