Two months after Hurricane Melissa caused widespread damage to homes and key infrastructure as it battered Jamaica with terrifying winds and storm surges, a crucial part of the economy is showing ...

The State Department also designates some areas of Jamaica as Level 4, "do not travel," citing high crime. U.S. government ...

Jamaica’s Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett outlines a bold recovery strategy emphasizing resilience, sustainability, ...

Jamaica's recovery from Hurricane Melissa highlights its resilience, with rapid restoration efforts and tourism sector ...

The U.S. State Department decreased the travel advisory to Level 2, encouraging travelers to exercise increased caution.

Are your travel plans affected? The U.S. has just updated its advisory for a popular Caribbean destination and laid out ...

Opposition Spokesperson on Tourism and Linkages Andrea Purkiss has welcomed the decision by the United States Department of ...

MONTEGO BAY, St James — Tourism stakeholders here have responded with enthusiasm to the United States’s decision to adjust ...

Hurricane Melissa left tourists in Jamaica facing costly extended stays with limited or no amenities. The destruction from Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica left many tourists stranded, facing costly ...

Jamaica intensifies a global tourism marketing blitz after Hurricane Melissa, targeting key markets to restore visitor ...

Hurricane Melissa hit much of Jamaica hard. The country’s all-important tourism industry will likely suffer, too, as damage assessments are made over the coming days. While it’s too early to know the ...

The strongest storm ever to hit Jamaica destroyed homes and government infrastructure last October. But the Miami Herald reports that the tourism sector is on its way back, rebounding some 80%. Hosts ...