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- Oct 1, 2026
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ECC expands positive-parenting support through Irie Homes Toolbox (opens the original)
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The Early Childhood Commission (ECC) has trained a cadre of officers to deliver the Irie Homes Toolbox, a parenting programme designed to promote positive, non-violent child-rearing practices in communities across Jamaica. The five-day workshop, held from September 14 to 18, was conducted by the ECC in collaboration with UNICEF Jamaica and Professor Helen Baker-Henningham and her team from The University of the West Indies’ Caribbean Institute for Health Research (CAIHR). “The Irie Homes Toolbox
Industry leaders outline Jamaica’s luxury tourism advantage (opens the original)
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Visitors come to Jamaica for more than its sea, sand and sun. Different travellers seek different experiences, and among them are luxury travellers. While not the largest segment of the market, they are an important one. But who are they, and what do they want from Jamaica? These questions, and more, were part of the conversations that ensued in the second panel of the recent JAPEX 2026 trade show event that took place at Moon Palace Jamaica in Ocho Rios, St Ann. It was entitled ‘Luxury Travel a
AI agents becoming major force in travel, hospitality (opens the original)
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Artificial-intelligence agents are rapidly moving beyond travel discovery and could soon become the primary gatekeepers of bookings, payments and itinerary management, a panel at JAPEX 2026 heard. The issue was explored during the second panel on the opening day of the Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association’s premier trade show, held at Moon Palace Jamaica from September 14-17. Titled ‘Agentic Commerce and the AI Booking Journey’, the session examined how Jamaica’s travel and hospitality sector c
TEF welcomes third cohort of Tourism Innovation Incubator (opens the original)
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The Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF), in partnership with the University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech) and ATL Automotive Limited, has welcomed 15 Jamaican entrepreneurs into the third cohort of its Tourism Innovation Incubator (TII). The cohort, comprising 10 men and five women, was formally introduced during a meet-and-greet at the Audi showroom on Oxford Road in St Andrew. Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett was scheduled to deliver the keynote address, but his message was presented by TEF Execut
Windrush exhibition on at Jamaica Music Museum (opens the original)
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World War II left Great Britain economically, socially and infrastructurally devastated. The headquarters of the British Empire did not escape Germany’s wrath. Though Hitler was defeated by the Allied nations, Britain lacked the manpower needed to rebuild. The gates of the empire were therefore opened to subjects across its vast network of colonies, whose people were regarded as British citizens. Most Jamaicans and other Caribbean people were unaware of the extent of the destruction in the ‘Moth
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