All India, 16 October 2024: In a groundbreaking moment for India-Jamaica relations, Honourable Prime Minister Andrew Holness visited India for his first-ever official visit, marking the first bilateral visit by a Jamaican Prime Minister to the country. The visit, which began on September 30, 2024, strengthened ties between the two nations, expanding cooperation in multiple sectors, including technology, energy, education, and security.
To further deepen the relations between India and Jamaica, Prime Minister, Dr. the Most Honourable Andrew Holness, has invited Indian investors to explore business opportunities in Jamaica.
Following the upcoming wedding season in India, Jamaica has invited Indian wedding stakeholders to discover Jamaica as a destination of choice for weddings. Jamaica has solidified its position in the Caribbean as the destination of choice for weddings. As the world’s leading wedding and honeymoon destination, Jamaica is the ideal destination and perfect backdrop for the love you’re celebrating!
On this occasion, Minister Bartlett expressed, “the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) anticipates that 2024 will mark a milestone year for the island as a premier wedding destination, with an increasing number of visitors selecting Jamaica as the ideal location to exchange vows. The unique allure of Jamaica, citing its stunning natural beauty, vibrant culture and warm hospitality are the key factors driving the island’s popularity among couples seeking a memorable wedding experience.”
With a strategic focus on enhancing Jamaica’s wedding offerings and services, the Government is committed to supporting the growth of the wedding tourism sector. By leveraging Jamaica’s diverse attractions and world-class amenities, the aim is to position the island as a top choice for couples planning their dream wedding.
The Government of Jamaica, in collaboration with its public bodies and industry stakeholders, recently observed the Tourism Awareness Week (TAW) 2024, running from September 22-28. Themed “Tourism and Peace: Out of Many, One Love,” this year’s celebration aligned with the United Nations World Tourism Organization’s global theme for World Tourism Day, which emphasizes the role of tourism in fostering peace worldwide.
