Beautiful Jamaica has become one of the most popular vacation spots. I have many tips on enjoying your vacation while staying safe.

The Caribbean Island of Jamaica is known for its colorful culture and long list of traditions.

Joyous celebrations after hearing the the Emancipation Declaration, affirming full freedom from slavery in Jamaica.

On 19th July 1962, the Parliament of the United Kingdom passed the Jamaica Independence Act, granting independence as of 6th August 1962.

The emblems and symbols of Jamaica’s Independence are a reminder of Jamaica's national goals, values, and history.

Our rich Jamaican heritage is depicted by our motto "Out of Many One People."

Ocho Rios is known for its breathtaking beaches, beautiful views, and a wide selection of shopping options.

Nature lovers will find many things to do in Jamaica. You can hike and bird-watch in the jungle, or dive and snorkel along the reefs.

Jamaica will charm you with its cinematic sunsets; postcard-precision beaches; turquoise seas; lush, green mountains; colorful coral reefs..

The Jamaican Cuisine consists of a wide mixture of influences reflecting our rich cultural heritage.

Online travel website Tripadvisor.com named Jamaica to the 14th position in its ranking of the Top 25 destinations in the world for 2020.

There are plenty of reasons to visit Jamaica, and shopping is certainly one of them.

Jamaica’s resort town of Port Antonio is described as a panorama of nature’s finest work, regarded as the cradle of the tourism industry.

Easter is an important part of Jamaican life with strong ties to the island’s unique history and culture.

Coffee was first introduced in the 15th century, and is one of the most popular beverages, with millions of coffee drinkers worldwide.

Ackee and saltfish is identical with Jamaica, as entangled with the national identity as reggae or cricket.

Jamaica Blue Mountain® Coffee is known world-wide for its exquisite taste which is a result of the conditions under which it is grown.

Jamaicans follow various traditions to give thanks for the closing year and welcome the new one.

I remember Christmases in Jamaica as a child was usually spent with my grandparents in Westmoreland.

In this blog from “Adventures from Elle,” she describes the contrasts during the Covid-19 pandemic between her work and vacation environment