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President of the Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA) Clifton Reader is calling on suppliers to the tourism sector to engage in more research and dialogue with hoteliers to identify supply...

MONTEGO BAY, St James - Expected tourism arrivals stemming from this year’s staging of Reggae Sumfest are expected to significantly boost occupancy levels across western Jamaica. Already a number...

President of the Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA), Clifton Reader, is not daunted that hotels that are already understaffed, stand to lose more of its workers to the cruise shipping industry following recent announcements that cruise line

Amid numerous headwinds, the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) is maintaining a positive outlook for tourism prospects for the region this summer and for the remainder of the year...

MONTEGO BAY, St James — The decision by the United States of America to discontinue testing for COVID-19 as a requisite to enter that country, starting Sunday, has received an overwhelming welcome...

MONTEGO BAY, St James — As the tourism ministry moves ahead with a review of labour market arrangements within the sector, president of the Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA) Clifton Rea...

AS the region’s bread and butter industry rebounds from the strangling effects of the novel coronavirus pandemic, destinations are being urged to prepare for the expected growth in job opportuniti...

This week's featured development as Newsmaker of the Week just ended is the industrial relations crisis that engulfed the country last week, with three public sector groups walking off the job to protest issues relating to their compensation, among o

Despite the island's tourism industry recovering strongly from the onslaught of the COVID-19 pandemic, a local business leader has expressed concern about the shortage of workers in the sector. Richard Pandohie, the Chief Executive Officer of Sep

Jamaica's Minister of Tourism the Hon. Edmund Bartlett released his report on the State of Tourism for his Caribbean Island Nation. This is the transcript