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Negril
Royalton has reopened five Jamaican resorts across Negril and Montego Bay following major renovations, restoring significant tourism property to operation. A sixth Jamaica resort is already planned for summer 2027 as hotel investment continues across the island.
Jamaica, the land of reggae, jerk chicken, and breathtaking landscapes, is a tropical paradise waiting to be explored. If you’re…
A barbed wire fence on Negril’s Seven Mile Beach went viral and was removed within hours. The incident briefly spotlighted a harder fact: only 0.6 percent of Jamaica’s entire coastline is freely accessible to locals.
A Negril innkeeper calls a coming GCT increase a death knell for small Jamaican hotels, which lack the scale and tax credits large resorts use to absorb new costs. She wants the same phased rollout Jamaica used for its original room tax.
Jamaica, renowned for its vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and warm-hearted people, offers a unique blend of lifestyle choices that cater…
The Annual Travel Statistics 2021 report provides valuable data on tourism trends, visitor accommodations, and demographic patterns in Jamaica. Here’s…
Owners at a Negril strata complex say they’ve had no fire insurance for over a year, an unpaid water bill, and $4 million in payables with no receipts, while the board skips meetings called to address it.
A study put Negril beach restoration at US$54 million. An environmentalist warns that without fixing the underlying causes, poor regulation, overdevelopment, seagrass loss, the same erosion will simply come back.
Negril’s Seven Mile Beach drew hippies before hotels ever arrived. Cliff-top West End land sold for near-nothing in the late…
Negril’s Seven Mile Beach drew hippies before hotels ever arrived. Cliff-top West End land sold for near-nothing in the late…
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