Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) launches a new global digital campaign, There’s Always More to Jamaica, designed to showcase the island beyond its iconic beaches and luxury resorts. Placing community-based tourism (CBT) at the heart of sustainable destination marketing, the initiative highlights the role of Jamaica’s people and culture in shaping …
Jamaica Tourist Board successfully hosted an exclusive networking evening on 26th March 2025, at The Leela Palace, New Delhi, bringing together the esteemed travel trade fraternity and Indian media. The event aimed to strengthen partnerships and enhance awareness about Jamaica as a premier travel destination among Indian travellers. Guests enjoyed …
The Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) introduces its latest campaign known as the ‘Kingston Season of Excitement.’ It hails the vibrant cultural and sporting calendar of Kingston during the spring season. A Season of World-Class Events Kingston will host a series of marquee events during the spring, March to April 2025 …
The Jamaica Tourist Board has shifted its focus on luxury tourism as the base of future development of the island, through high-end resorts, private villas, exclusive retreats, top-of-the-line amenities, capturing a refined taste in affluent High Net Worth Individuals across the globe. The Government of Jamaica takes another significant step …
Jamaica, the Jewel of the Caribbean, has already welcomed a record-setting two million visitors in 2024, showcasing the island’s beauty and vibrancy. The Government announced that Jamaica has welcomed 55,000 visitors between July 4 to 10, 2024. To express gratitude, the Jamaica Tourist Board has introduced a limited-time “JAMGETAWAY” offer, providing …
Coffee lovers, both locally and internationally, can mark Saturday, March 25, 2023 on their calendars as the date when the highly anticipated Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Festival will make its grand return. The sixth staging of the annual event was launched on 9th January 2023 at Devon House, in Kingston, …
Jamaica is poised to generate a projected US$5 billion in earnings from tourism for the 2023 calendar year, based on the current trend in the industry’s out-turns, according to Portfolio Minister, Hon. Edmund Bartlett. He says the country is also expected to welcome five million visitors in 2024, one year …
