Jamaica Is Seeing Tourism Growth From an Emerging Market: Latin America
Jamaica is speaking a new tourism language this summer—one with deeper roots in Spanish and Portuguese. As planes touch down from Panama City, Lima and Quito, a quiet transformation is taking shape: Latin America is no longer a distant market. It’s a direct connection.
For years, Jamaica has drawn millions from the United States, Canada and Europe. But this season marks a breakthrough—an unprecedented expansion of airlift from across Latin America, bringing thousands of new travelers to the island each month and reshaping the rhythm of its visitor economy.
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