Jamaica welcomes its Two Millionth Stopover Visitors.
Tourism Representatives and Government officials celebrates Jamaica’s two millionth visitors.
Jamaica welcomes its Two Millionth Stopover Visitors for the first time in one year. This was great for the country. Especially, because the forecast after the first quarter of 2013 all point to a decline in tourism for the year. The sharp increase in stopover visitors climbed during the months from September to December.
John Lynch who is Jamaica’s Director of Tourism credits the increase saying, “We are doing well because of the product”. We’re talking about how our hotels and attractions are performing well. While the Jamaican people remain our greatest asset, as some of the friendliest in the world. And we had the capacity, which was the airline seats and the rooms,” said Lynch.
Timing is Everything
Mr. Lynch went on to talk about new aggressive media marketing campaign to further promote Jamaica. Timing is everything, Jamaica have been blessing as a country in many ways. Three of Jamaica’s greatest blessings in exporting have been the music. Then there’s track & field and the food (Jerk chicken and jerk pork). Some may argue that medical marijuana will take on a role all on its own. But for now, its music, Sports and food are the talk of the town.
A new sector has been carved out in Jamaican music, in The Voice. Jamaica has taken another step or two up on the world stage, and
Fly Jamaica is Jamaica’s only airline carrier. Start to enjoy Jamaica after boarding.
Tessanne Chin has played her part representing Jamaica as a female vocalist. Tessanne Chin as many people may have known was the 2013 winner of ‘The Voice”. This USA Television program has increased Jamaica’s publicity and the country’s awareness positively.
Jamaican born singer entertainer Tessanne Chin and contestant on USA show the “Voice”
Chairman of Jamaica Tourist Board Mr. Dennis Morrison has credited the additional investment in the resorts and ongoing infrastructure improvement causing new overseas markets to open up.
