Jamaican MAN in London

01/09/2023

Effective today, September 1st, 2023, it will be mandatory for all passengerss travelling to JAMAICA to complete their passenger declaration online prior to their arrival on www.enterjamaica.com

16/03/2022

The Jamaica Tourist Board invites our valued travel agents to a destination update and High Tea at the Spa Hotel, Royal Tunbridge Wells on April 5th, 2022, starting at 2:00 am. to secure your spot, please RSVP to [email protected]

15/03/2022

Clarks are Jamaica’s national shoe. Jamaicans love their Clarks so much that they are willing to spend considerable money to have them cleaned and ...

28/02/2022

Conscious travel in Jamaica: See all sustainable travel options of this eco touristic & tropical Island with its white beaches in our Blog.

22/11/2021

CELEBRATE YOUR BIRTHDAY WITH JAMAICA TOURIST BOARD & OCEAN CORAL SPRING (Hotels by H10) Are you celebrating your birthday in November? Join our unique celebration and let us spoil you

21/09/2021

CELEBRATE YOUR BIRTHDAY WITH JAMAICA TOURIST BOARD & OCEAN CORAL SPRING (Hotels by H10) Are you celebrating your birthday in September? Join our unique celebration and let us spoil yo

15/07/2021

24/03/2021

Tourism Minister, Hon. Edmund Bartlett has
announced that the organizers of Carnival in Jamaica will forego the annual road march and related activities for April 2021, until further notice. This comes as a result of the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

“After a number of consultations with the relevant stakeholders, we can now announce that
Jamaica will not be hosting Carnival in Jamaica in April this year. We strongly believe it is in
the best interest of our people and will aid in the Government’s fight to preserve lives and
livelihoods, as we continue to see an increase in cases due to the COVID-19 pandemic,” said
Minister Bartlett.

Organizers have, however, indicated that all bands and fetes will honour tickets and costumes
purchased in 2020 for the next staging.

19/03/2021

WIN A PREMIUM BOTTLE OF APPLETON RUM IN OUR RUM TALES COMPETITION

One thing that is synonymous with Jamaica is its extensive collection of rums, so for a truly authentic experience, we invite you to visit a local rum bar.

Expect a lively atmosphere with dominoes being slammed on table tops, reggae music blearing from oversized speakers and tipsy customers regaling their best bar jokes.

To celebrate our JAMAICA Rum Festival this year, the Jamaica Tourist Board (UK) is hosting a competition called RUM TALES, giving entrants the opportunity to win a premium bottle of Appleton JAMAICAN Rum.

Simply submit your best ‘clean’ pub joke on our page, , and the entry that receives the most likes wins.

Participants must be 18 years and older to enter.

The Jamaica Rum Festival is a showcase of the country’s excellence in rum, food and music and promises a once-in-a-lifetime experience for all who enjoy rum, live music, art, festivals and most of all, Jamaica.

This year’s event will be virtual with live seminars during the period March 22-26 and live concert & Entertainment on March 27 with confirmed acts such as Shaggy, Shenseea and Sizzla.

For further information on the Jamaica Rum Festival, visit https://jarumfestival.com

Get your jokes in and be in the running to win.

15/03/2021

ENTER TODAY!
EGG-SCAPE TO JAMAICA, a fantastic opportunity for agents to win one of 10 personalised Easter Eggs.

This competition will take agents on a journey across the island identifying some of the iconic locations and runs for 10 days until March 26th, 2021, (weekends excluded).

Each day a new egg will be revealed. Agents are asked to click on the egg, find the hidden egg on the image and name the location.

Those who register the most correct answers over the period will be entered into a live draw that will take place on Monday 29th March 2021, giving enough time for the chocolate eggs to be delivered and enjoyed for Easter.

The competition is open to travel agents based in the United Kingdom who are registered on the Jamaica Rewards Program. If agents are not yet registered, we invite them to do so by visiting www.jamaicarewards.co.uk

To enter, please visit:
https://eggscape-to-jamaica-competitio.constantcontactsites.com/

16/02/2021

15/02/2021

Jamaica is a nation with a very distinct personality, so much so that much of its culture has filtered to the rest of the world.
The destination is blessed with award winning resorts, spectacular natural attractions and makes for the ultimate holiday.
Unknown to many are the various aspects of wellness that is available. When we think wellness, many of us conjure up thoughts of yoga on the beach early in the morning, the many spa treatments that are readily available along with specific diets but this week we will look at alternate wellness options available in Jamaica.
The original name of the island is Xayamaca, which translates to the land of wood and water. Jamaica has over 120 rivers and streams and some are hot or mineral springs.
One such is Bath Fountain located in the east of the island in St. Thomas. The facilities include a small spa and hotel, but many people opt for a more natural experience and go on a short hike to the source of the hot waters and get various massages and treatment offered by residents.
Albeit not located on the main thoroughfare, this attraction makes for an exciting day out and perfect for those who want to explore a bit off the beaten path and something to consider once travel is back to normal.
Have a look with Island Girl Khalia, as she explores Bath Fountain by visiting: https://youtu.be/ROpVj7_kZhw

29/01/2021

Damion ‘Gong’ Marley, one of the legendary Bob Marley’s children have continued in his father’s footsteps and produces great reggae music.
One of his inspirational tracts taken from his song ‘There for you’ is:
Vexation of spirit is a waste of time, negative thinking don’t you waste your thoughts, verbal conflict is a waste of words, physical conflict is a waste of flesh, people will always be who they want, that’s what really makes the world go round, unconditional love is scarce. - Junior Gong
A great message encouraging us to adopt a positive outlook to life avoiding negative influences.

25/01/2021