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Bring the Kids! Family, budget-friendly resorts for your wedding - Vimarsana News

Bring the Kids! Family, budget-friendly resorts for your wedding

A quick Google search of ‘family-friendly resorts for your wedding’ will reveal tonnes of results. In some cases, much of the information shared was not even prepared by Jamaicans. So, with this TMI, many prospective travellers are left in the

Bluefields fishery inspectors not paid since January - Vimarsana News

Bluefields fishery inspectors not paid since January

BLUEFIELDS, Westmoreland — Fishery inspectors at the Bluefields Bay Fish Sanctuary, one of the country’s largest, have not received salaries since January. The Government-owned facility is manage...

4 of the world's 7 sea turtle species seen in Jamaica's waters - Vimarsana News

4 of the world's 7 sea turtle species seen in Jamaica's waters

Turtles are majestic creatures that draw attention and wonder all around the world, especially when an adult of the reptile specie is spotted. Sadly, not many individuals are aware of the challenges these creatures face in their development and ef

#TravelTuesday: A hideaway that feels like home - Vimarsana News

#TravelTuesday: A hideaway that feels like home

Bluefields in Westmoreland is a seaside gem with its beach providing countless hours of leisure for Jamaicans from all walks of life for generations. In the early days, like several southern Jamaican townships, Bluefields was a hideaway for pi

Nicaragua announces new deep-water port in Bluefields - Vimarsana News

Nicaragua announces new deep-water port in Bluefields

Nicaragua is to build a deep-water seaport in Bluefields, according to an announcement made last week by Virgilio Silva, chairman of the National Port Company.