JTB and Sandals host remote radio blitz to boost tourist arrivals

An international media blitz is being undertaken by tourism stakeholders to boost visitor arrivals post Hurricane Melissa.

The blitz being held at Sandals Ochi Beach in St. Ann began on Monday and runs through Friday.

Several radio stations from the United Kingdom and Canada are broadcasting from the resort and featuring interviews with representatives from Jamaican tourism entities.

Regional Public Relations Manager at Sandals Ochi, Lyndsay Issacs said the initiative is a partnership between Sandals and the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB).

She said the message is that Jamaica is open for business.

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St. Mary Municipal Corporation identifies two plots of land as proposed sites for new cemeteries

An international media blitz is being undertaken by tourism stakeholders to boost visitor arrivals post Hurricane Melissa.

The blitz being held at Sandals Ochi Beach in St. Ann began on Monday and runs through Friday.

Several radio stations from the United Kingdom and Canada are broadcasting from the resort and featuring interviews with representatives from Jamaican tourism entities.

Regional Public Relations Manager at Sandals Ochi, Lyndsay Issacs said the initiative is a partnership between Sandals and the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB).

She said the message is that Jamaica is open for business.

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Front line set! Back line set! -Jamaican athletes ready to dominate Penns again

An international media blitz is being undertaken by tourism stakeholders to boost visitor arrivals post Hurricane Melissa.

The blitz being held at Sandals Ochi Beach in St. Ann began on Monday and runs through Friday.

Several radio stations from the United Kingdom and Canada are broadcasting from the resort and featuring interviews with representatives from Jamaican tourism entities.

Regional Public Relations Manager at Sandals Ochi, Lyndsay Issacs said the initiative is a partnership between Sandals and the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB).

She said the message is that Jamaica is open for business.

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Chelsea sacks manager Liam Rosenior

An international media blitz is being undertaken by tourism stakeholders to boost visitor arrivals post Hurricane Melissa.

The blitz being held at Sandals Ochi Beach in St. Ann began on Monday and runs through Friday.

Several radio stations from the United Kingdom and Canada are broadcasting from the resort and featuring interviews with representatives from Jamaican tourism entities.

Regional Public Relations Manager at Sandals Ochi, Lyndsay Issacs said the initiative is a partnership between Sandals and the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB).

She said the message is that Jamaica is open for business.

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Dr. Roger Hunter’s suspension overturned

An international media blitz is being undertaken by tourism stakeholders to boost visitor arrivals post Hurricane Melissa.

The blitz being held at Sandals Ochi Beach in St. Ann began on Monday and runs through Friday.

Several radio stations from the United Kingdom and Canada are broadcasting from the resort and featuring interviews with representatives from Jamaican tourism entities.

Regional Public Relations Manager at Sandals Ochi, Lyndsay Issacs said the initiative is a partnership between Sandals and the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB).

She said the message is that Jamaica is open for business.

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Jamaicans reminded to stay hydrated as country experiences high temperatures

An international media blitz is being undertaken by tourism stakeholders to boost visitor arrivals post Hurricane Melissa.

The blitz being held at Sandals Ochi Beach in St. Ann began on Monday and runs through Friday.

Several radio stations from the United Kingdom and Canada are broadcasting from the resort and featuring interviews with representatives from Jamaican tourism entities.

Regional Public Relations Manager at Sandals Ochi, Lyndsay Issacs said the initiative is a partnership between Sandals and the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB).

She said the message is that Jamaica is open for business.

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Carib Cement says continued heavy rainfall impacting operations; efforts underway to restore production levels

An international media blitz is being undertaken by tourism stakeholders to boost visitor arrivals post Hurricane Melissa.

The blitz being held at Sandals Ochi Beach in St. Ann began on Monday and runs through Friday.

Several radio stations from the United Kingdom and Canada are broadcasting from the resort and featuring interviews with representatives from Jamaican tourism entities.

Regional Public Relations Manager at Sandals Ochi, Lyndsay Issacs said the initiative is a partnership between Sandals and the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB).

She said the message is that Jamaica is open for business.

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JET urges government to reconsider approach to oil and gas exploration

An international media blitz is being undertaken by tourism stakeholders to boost visitor arrivals post Hurricane Melissa.

The blitz being held at Sandals Ochi Beach in St. Ann began on Monday and runs through Friday.

Several radio stations from the United Kingdom and Canada are broadcasting from the resort and featuring interviews with representatives from Jamaican tourism entities.

Regional Public Relations Manager at Sandals Ochi, Lyndsay Issacs said the initiative is a partnership between Sandals and the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB).

She said the message is that Jamaica is open for business.

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St. Mary man charged after allegedly robbing student yesterday

An international media blitz is being undertaken by tourism stakeholders to boost visitor arrivals post Hurricane Melissa.

The blitz being held at Sandals Ochi Beach in St. Ann began on Monday and runs through Friday.

Several radio stations from the United Kingdom and Canada are broadcasting from the resort and featuring interviews with representatives from Jamaican tourism entities.

Regional Public Relations Manager at Sandals Ochi, Lyndsay Issacs said the initiative is a partnership between Sandals and the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB).

She said the message is that Jamaica is open for business.

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Two men fatally shot during alleged confrontation with police in Sherwood Forest District in Portland

An international media blitz is being undertaken by tourism stakeholders to boost visitor arrivals post Hurricane Melissa.

The blitz being held at Sandals Ochi Beach in St. Ann began on Monday and runs through Friday.

Several radio stations from the United Kingdom and Canada are broadcasting from the resort and featuring interviews with representatives from Jamaican tourism entities.

Regional Public Relations Manager at Sandals Ochi, Lyndsay Issacs said the initiative is a partnership between Sandals and the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB).

She said the message is that Jamaica is open for business.

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