In a recent interview with FOX News, Minister Edmund Bartlett said that 70% of Jamaica’s room stock will be ready by December 15 as the island works to protect its projected 4.3 million arrivals and US$4.6 billion in earnings for 2025. “The best way to support us is to visit us,” he echoed.

Jamaican entrepreneur Lexi Chow teamed up with the Consulate General of Jamaica in Los Angeles and leading diaspora partners to rally support and send relief barrels to Jamaica.

With more than 30 hotels already reopened and over 50 more preparing for winter-season bookings, the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) has launched a dedicated travel-alert page. “Tourism is the pathway to Jamaica’s recovery,” said Philip Rose, deputy director of tourism for the Americas at the JTB.

Treasure Beach Food, Rum & Reggae Festival Postponed Following Melissa Aftermath

Recording artiste partners with Food For The Poor, delivering 1,000+ relief packages, and will personally match every dollar donated to Food For The Poor Jamaica up to US$50,000.

Good Vybz Entertainment Gears Up for the 2025 Awards to celebrate Jamaican excellence and the creative minds shaping the island’s cultural landscape.

The week-long celebration brings together rich history, vibrant events, and exceptional culinary experiences

Exclusive: The popular MC expands his partnership with the brand, taking it to the international level.“It’s a different level for me. Dis one yah bigger - it go international,” Boom Boom told Kaboom Magazine

The Food, Rum & Reggae Festival returns November 7–9, celebrating island flavours and authentic South Coast vibes.“After the challenges faced by St. Elizabeth and our agricultural sector during Hurricane Beryl, few would have imagined we’d be here today launching food festivals,” said Minister Floyd Green

Princess Grand Jamaica named Caribbean’s leading new resort as the island’s first-ever casino hotel gears up for November opening; Senses The Mangrove awarded Caribbean’s leading water villa resort

From the cricket pitch to the music stage, Dwayne Bravo continues to inspire with a vibey single about resilience and self-belief. “Live My Life is about staying true to yourself - living your own truth", he said

With food as one of the strongest pillars of the tourism economy, Greatness Weekend will launch a new culinary experience at Heroes’ Weekend on October 20

CBS eco-adventure series The Visioneers with Zay Harding opens season 2 on October 4 with Kingston Harbour cleanup project

With a growing roster of high-profile clients, an impressive portfolio at just 19, and recognition from industry stars, Jathon Gushman is building his creative path while constantly sharpening his artistry. “Just turning my passion into reality,” he said.

Greatness Weekend 2025 brings together four days of entertainment events during Heroes Weekend, reaffirming Kingston as the entertainment hub - from the PCF pool party to the nostalgic Recall, the renowned CUPS, and the Pink & White Brunch

Campari unveils new bottle design inspired by Milan’s Il Duomo, marrying tradition with modern luxury. “Campari has always dared to stand out, and this design amplifies that spirit,” said Dominique Bell, communications manager at J. Wray & Nephew Limited

A’Legends founder Jenelle Alexia receives diaspora excellence award at Rediscover Africa 2025, expands into film with Unbelievable alongside dancehall icon Spragga Benz

The Promoters, a first-of-its-kind docu-series, follows five of the biggest names in event promotion as they showcase how the Caribbean scene has evolved into a powerful movement across North America. Director Janelle Abraham explains, “It’s to honour the promoters as the unsung architects of culture.”

Event consultant and video director Janell Abraham on the Caribbean Music Awards (“The diaspora is expanding in every corner”), her strategy, authenticity, and vision for the future

Soca powerhouse Bunji Garlin and GBM Nutron to headline the first-ever Xodus Wet Festival, set for the Kingston Waterfront on October 4. “We’re giving our patrons more than just a show, we’re delivering a movement, a moment, and a memory,” said Carlos Phillpotts, Festival Director.