Errol Brown
Jamaica’s first lighthouse was built in 1841, but they have been around for centuries. Guiding ships into ports and protecting them from dangerous reefs. Many people don’t know their significance or care. I was once such a person. Since discovering the movie “Light House,” I started taking notice of these unique monuments. They are prominent … Read more
If you plan to visit Jamaica or have it on your bucket list, I am sure safety is one of your primary concerns. A quick search on crime will reveal some heart-wrenching stories—Enough to scare anyone from setting foot on the island. The country has a murder problem, but its complexity does not always show … Read more
Jamaica is synonymous with lush green vegetation, white-sand beaches, and crystal clear water. These natural occurrences attract millions of tourists yearly. However, mountains are significant features of the country’s landscape, are being ignored. Despite the beauty of Blue Mountain and its world-famous coffee, tourism interest has not done enough to take advantage of its potential. … Read more
Do you want to explore the island and travel like a local? No problem. Traveling on Jamaica’s public transport is one way to mingle with residents. It is also a cheap and easy way to tour. Although Jamaica’s public transport is easy to use, it might not be comfortable. Operators typically pack their vehicles to … Read more
Visiting the zoo as a child was an intriguing experience. Seeing animals for the first time that I have only seen on tv or in books brought joy to my heart. So, why are Zoos sad places to visit? My recent experience at the Hope Zoo in Kingston, Jamaica, brought me to this conclusion. When … Read more
Jamaica realizes its worst nightmare. The dreaded COVID-19 is on the island, and it is agitating everyone. But how is the pandemic in Jamaica affecting tourism? As expected, it has crippled Jamaica’s tourism sector. Even before the confirmation of the first case on March 10, travelers have been postponing or canceling their vacations. To make … Read more
Update June 19, 2022 While tipping in the tourist areas on Jamaica’s north and south coasts is the norm, it is not a significant part of the island’s culture. However, these areas are frequented by people from countries with a tipping culture, so it has been adopted over time and is now customary. Travelers unfamiliar … Read more
Port Royal , once dubbed the wickedest city on earth welcomes its first cruise ship.
Treatment of a suspected case of Novel Coronavirus at the UWI hospital_ local news headline in Jamaica. Soon after that news report, The Ministry of Health and Wellness called a press conference to deny the report. If reports were true, how would it impact Jamaica’s economy? What impact will it tourism? What is the coronavirus? … Read more
Known for many things, such as music, sports, weed, and all-inclusive hotels. Love by many and attracts over 3 million tourists annually. Jamaica holds a special place in many people’s hearts, including mine. Why do I love Jamaica? Why I Love Jamaica is more than just clips from a tourist brochure. Yes! Jamaica is my … Read more
