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Jamaica turns to AI to reshape tourism (opens the original)
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Jamaica is accelerating its use of artificial intelligence to sell the destination, predict visitor demand and help tourism businesses operate more efficiently as the country positions technology at the centre of its next phase of industry growth. Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett says AI and other digital technologies are already being incorporated into destination marketing, visitor services, workforce training and crisis management, as Jamaica marked World Tourism Day Sunday. The shift forms p
‘Bouncing back better’ - Cove Primary transformed after Melissa’s blow (opens the original)
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A beaming Dr Michelle Pinnock last Thursday said she could now “thank God for Melissa” as a result of what has been created at Cove Primary in Hanover, pointing to the larger classrooms, additional space, and concrete structures after the school was rebuilt. She said the institution has emerged from the devastation of Hurricane Melissa stronger than it was before. Speaking at the handover ceremony, Pinnock, the regional director of education, said the destruction caused by the category-5 hurrica
‘Bouncing back better’ (opens the original)
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A beaming Dr Michelle Pinnock last Thursday said she could now “thank God for Melissa” as a result of what has been created at Cove Primary in Hanover, pointing to the larger classrooms, additional space, and concrete structures after the school was rebuilt. She said the institution has emerged from the devastation of Hurricane Melissa stronger than it was before. Speaking at the handover ceremony, Pinnock, the regional director of education, said the destruction caused by the category-5 hurrica
Six in 10 tourism insurance claims still unresolved (opens the original)
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Nearly two-thirds of the Hurricane Melissa insurance claims filed by hotel operators are still awaiting full settlement, according to a new Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA) survey. The finding comes as insurers approach their end-of-September target for settling the vast majority of claims arising from the Category 5 hurricane. JHTA President O’Brian Heron said operators are reporting settlements substantially below their losses after using their own resources to finance repairs and
Bartlett wants clarity (opens the original)
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Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett wants talks with Sandals Resorts and Royal Caribbean Group on how their new multibillion-dollar partnership will affect Jamaican workers, local suppliers and future investment in the country. His comments come days after Royal Caribbean announced an approximately US$3-billion investments for an equity interest in Sandals and Beaches Resorts as part of a new partnership in the all-inclusive resort business. The companies have announced that Royal Caribbean will ma
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