57 companies added to JAMPRO’s EXPORT MAX program
Fifty-seven companies have been on boarded under phase four of the Jamaica Promotions Corporation (JAMPRO) EXPORT MAX program. EXPORT MAX is designed
57 Additional Companies Onboarded Under JAMPRO’s Export Max Programme
The Full Story Fifty-seven companies have been onboarded under phase four of the Jamaica Promotions Corporation (JAMPRO) EXPORT MAX Programme. The entities
Robert Scott: A refreshing take on leadership
AT the very core of leading a team is the innate desire to “help others become better versions of themselves”, says Robert
D&G and JMEA celebrate the second cohort of forklift graduates
“Sometimes, all we need is someone to believe in us—a chance to start anew. Let this opportunity be your momentum. Contribute to
D&G and JMEA celebrate second cohort of forklift graduates
The Desnoes and Geddes (D&G) Foundation, in collaboration with Project STAR and DECs Management and Logistics Services Ltd, continues its commitment to
DG and JMEA celebrate second cohort of forklift graduates
MAINTAINING the momentum of upskilling underserved youth, Desnoes and Geddes (D&G) Foundation, in partnership with Project STAR and DECS Management and Logistics
Samuda welcomes business sector’s response to ban on plastic lunch boxes
By Halshane Burke Environment Minister Matthew Samuda has welcomed the response of the business sector to the ban on plastic lunch boxes
Jamaica welcomes 55,000 visitors post-Hurricane Beryl
Jamaica has welcomed 55,000 visitors since reopening its ports following Hurricane Beryl. Tourism Minister Hon. Edmund Bartlett made the announcement at the opening of the 10th staging of
Bartlett urges small tourism entities to adapt to global changes
MINISTER of Tourism Edmund Bartlett is urging small and medium-sized tourism enterprises to shift their focus and approach from the industrial era
Jamaica welcomes 55,000 visitors in first week since Hurricane Beryl
Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett says from July 4 to 10, Jamaica welcomed 55,000 visitors to the island, indicating a recovery of the
Jamaica: Tourism industry thriving back with 55,000 visitors in Early July
Jamaica thriving with foreign population again after the Hurricane Beryl caused a discontinuation in the tourism sector. The Island welcomed around 55,000
Jamaica Welcomed 55,000 Visitors from July 4-10
The Full Story From July 4 to 10, Jamaica welcomed 55,000 visitors to the island, indicating a recovery of the industry post