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Jamaica is strengthening its Canadian tourism market, with 600,000 annual Canadian visitors targeted by 2030 as airlift and travel demand grow.

Jamaica strengthens tourism confidence through stable governance, regional cooperation, investment and Kingston's latest national policy priorities

Jamaica welcomes one million stopover visitors despite operating at 70% tourism capacity, led by strong demand from the US, Canada and the Americas

Colombia becomes Jamaica's fastest-growing Latin American tourism market as stronger air connectivity boosts visitor arrivals to Montego Bay and Kingston

Jamaica welcomes over one million visitors in Q1 2026 as 80% of hotels reopen after Hurricane Melissa, signalling a strong tourism recovery

Jamaica strengthens culinary tourism by placing food heritage at the center of visitor experiences, destination marketing and long-term tourism growth

Jamaica launches Tourism 3.0 with AI, tourism reforms, local procurement and destination development to strengthen travel across Montego Bay, Kingston and beyond

Jamaica boosts UK tourism visibility as the Jamaica Tourist Board transforms Hays Travel headquarters into an immersive Caribbean experience

Montego Bay, Negril, Ocho Rios, and Kingston drive Jamaica tourism growth as the island welcomes nearly 2.5 million visitors despite Hurricane Beryl

Montego Bay, Kingston, Negril, and Ocho Rios lead Jamaica’s 10x10x10 tourism vision targeting 10 million visitors and US$10 billion in earnings

Jamaica and Canada Drive a Tourism Surge as 600,000 Visitors Targeted by 2030

Jamaica Reinforces Stability, Global Partnerships and Tourism Growth From Kingston, Is This the Foundation for the Caribbean’s Next Tourism Boom?

US, Canada and Key Markets Across the Americas Power Jamaica to One Million Stopover Visitors While the Island Rebuilds After Hurricane Melissa—Could This Be the Caribbean’s Most Inspiring Tourism Comeback of 2026?

Colombia’s Bogotá, Medellín and Cartagena Drive Jamaica’s Tourism Boom Across Montego Bay, Kingston, Negril and Ocho Rios as Record Visitor Growth Reshapes Caribbean Travel Across Latin America

Jamaica, Montego Bay, Negril and Ocho Rios Welcome Back More Than One Million Visitors After Hurricane Melissa as Hotels Reopen and Caribbean Tourism Finds New Life: What Is Driving This Remarkable Recovery?

Jamaica Places Culinary Heritage at the Heart of Tourism Growth as Kingston, Montego Bay, Ocho Rios and Negril Expand Food-Led Travel Experiences Across the Caribbean

Jamaica, Montego Bay, Kingston, Negril and Ocho Rios Launch Tourism 3.0 as Artificial Intelligence, Local Procurement, New Tourism Authority and Digital Innovation Transform Caribbean Travel

Jamaica, Montego Bay, Negril and Ocho Rios Now Strengthen UK Tourism Demand as Jamaica Tourist Board Transforms Hays Travel Headquarters into an Immersive Caribbean Experience Designed to Boost Destination Knowledge and Holiday Sales

Montego Bay, Negril, Ocho Rios, and Kingston Now Reinforce Jamaica’s Tourism Strength as Nearly 2.5 Million Visitors Arrive Despite Hurricane Beryl Challenges

Montego Bay, Kingston, Negril, and Ocho Rios Now Drive Jamaica’s Ambitious 10x10x10 Tourism Vision as the Caribbean Nation Targets Ten Million Annual Visitors and US$10 Billion in Earnings