Tourism resilience shapes Caribbean’s future
“Tourism begins in the communities. So, the hotel may accommodate the visitors, but the community gives the visitors Jamaica.”
Read More“Tourism begins in the communities. So, the hotel may accommodate the visitors, but the community gives the visitors Jamaica.”
Read More“Tourism is about people connecting with people; It is about people’s trust and confidence in others.” — Minister Edmund Bartlett
Read More“The hotel’s parent foundation, the S Hotels Foundation, shifted focus after the hurricane to disaster-relief work, including shelter, medical aid, food, and supplies for families made homeless by the storm.”
Read More“My life is for others. If it’s for me alone, then I don’t want it.”
Read More“Jamaica is a living organism with eyes, ears, and a pulse that beats in sync with the history of her people”.
Read More“Stay strong, stay intuitive, and above all, let your heart speak, because life is beautiful, no matter what.”
Read More“This is a pivotal moment for Jamaica’s tourism recovery.”
Read More“The recovery is the quiet, heavy work of hands that lost everything, yet still choose to give.”
Read More“It is in times of crisis that Jamaica’s resilience transforms challenges into opportunities for collective action.”
Read More“This historic 22% increase in Canadian airlift is a testament to Jamaica’s enduring appeal and the strength of our partnership with Canadian airlines,” – Minister of Tourism, Hon Edmund Bartlett
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