Jamaica Sets Full Tourism Recovery Goal by December 15 After Hurricane Melissa
Kingston, Jamaica — November 2025. Jamaica’s Minister of Tourism, Hon.
Jamaica
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Hurricane Melissa Batters the Bahamas After Leaving a Trail of Destruction Across Jamaica
Hurricane Melissa, which reached Category 5 strength as it tore through the Caribbean, has weakened to a Category 1 system while lashing the southeastern
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Hurricane Melissa lashes Jamaica, now moving toward the Bahamas after devastating Cuba and Haiti
Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm with sustained winds of 185 mph (295 km/h), made landfall in Jamaica on Tuesday, October 28, becoming the strongest
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CHTA Activates Disaster Response Fund and Stands in Solidarity with Jamaica After the Devastating Impact of Hurricane Melissa
The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association expresses support for Jamaica and other affected destinations as it mobilizes regional recovery efforts.
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Category 5 Hurricane Melissa Poised to Devastate Jamaica
Kingston, Jamaica — October 28, 2025.
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Jamaica Braces for Direct Impact as Hurricane Melissa Approaches
Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett assures that the country is prepared to protect residents and visitors.
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CHTA Celebrates Coral Reef Stewards and Launches Tourism Best Practices Guide
With coral reefs across the Caribbean increasingly threatened by climate change, overfishing, and coastal development, the region’s tourism industry is stepping up its environmental leadership.
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Antigua and Barbuda hosts the opening day of the 43rd Caribbean Travel Marketplace, marked by strong international participation
The 43rd edition of the Caribbean Travel Marketplace, the Caribbean’s leading tourism business event, kicked off today with a full day of activities at the campus of the American University of Antigua (AUA
- Region:
- America
- Category:
- Tourism
- Author/s:
- By Karina Giorgenello @losviajesdekarina, Pablo Pla @pablitopla
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