Jamaica open for business, says Tourism Minister
“The tourism infrastructure has minimal damage; the north coast and Negril, where much of Jamaica’s tourism industry is focused, was unaffected, and the road network is up and running,” said Aloun N’Dombet-Assamba.
As the tropical storm warning for Jamaica was lifted, full power has been restored to Montego Bay and all airports are now in full operation.
Hotels are reporting no severe damage and most are operating as normal.
But the Grand Lido in Negril has suffered some minor damage to its spa and landscaping, and Jake’s, Treasure Beach, has some structural damage and debris and will reopen for new arrivals on September 28 after repairs and an upgrade.
Guests who have reservations before that will be called individually by Island Outpost’s reservations department and given the choice to switch to another property in the collection, rebook for another date after September 28, or get a refund.
By Bev Fearis
Chitra Mogul
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