"Cool Runnings in Kingston"

When you think about the island of Jamaica a few things immediately come to mind: blue translucent waters, the iconic reggae music of Bob Marley, and well, the islands affinity to ganja. When most people think about traveling to Jamaica their first thought in choosing a location is the North coast…

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Montego Bay, Your Gateway to Jamaica

Montego Bay, Your Gateway to Jamaica By Staff Writer: Andrea Chase Jamaica’s capital city may be Kingston but Montego Bay is indisputably its tourist capital. This year marks 36 years since Montego Bay, which has been steadily growing in popularity and stature, regained its city status which was…

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A Culinary Experience

Surrounded by the aroma of earthy spices like cumin turmeric and ginger, mixed with the subtle sweetness of coconuts and fragrant vanilla, it is difficult to not indulge. Jamaica provides a culinary experience like none other, with a history flavored by ethnic groups from around the world. Curry is…

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When Sugar was King

A food tour through historic Falmouth Q: For the travelers who have not taken a Culinary Tour before please give us an idea on what to expect if they were interested in taking your tour. A: Our food tours are designed to introduce visitors to the food of our country as well as the story behind the…

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Meet the People: Peter Lloyd

[gallery columns="5" link="file" captions="hide" ids="641,640,639,638,637,636,635,634,633,632"] A household name in Jamaica and an international star, is one of Jamaica’s finest entertainers. The Meet the People program allows visitor to meet Jamaican locals who share common interest and have an…

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Insiders Guide to: Falmouth

On the Northern Coast of Jamaica, lies the parish of Trelawny, affectionately known as “Yam Country” and home to the world’s fastest man, Usain Bolt who jokingly credits his speed to the properties of this tuber. Its capital town, Falmouth which houses Jamaica’s newest and largest cruise port (built…

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