BUSINESSTHE RIO TIMES
Jamaica Tourism Recovery Hits Growth Phase as Sandals Bets $200M
Jamaica's tourism sector has transitioned from recovery to a growth phase, with over 1.5 million visitors generating $1.5 billion in foreign exchange from January to May 2026. Sandals is investing $200 million in the country, and Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett confirmed the sector's growth following Hurricane Melissa.
Related Signal
Adjacent reporting
- Paraguay Leads the World in Tourism Growth for a Second Straight Year
- Mysuru Travel Mart 2026 begins, focuses on boosting tourism and investment
- Hong Kong’s tourism rebound needs new measures of success
- China Draws Foreign Inflows After Brief Iran War-Led Outflow
- Ghana: Economy to Grow Up to 6.1 Percent in 2026