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The Hon. Edmund Bartlett demonstrates how to drink a water coconut to Linda McIntosh, a visitor to the Jamaica Tourist Board booth at the Ronald Reagan Building & International Trade Center in Washington, DC   The occasion was the 1st Annual Caribbean Tourism Summit held , which brought together leaders from political, tourism and investment communities and the Caribbean Diaspora. Pictured (L-R):  Victoria Harper-Business Development Manager, Jamaica Tourist Board-Mid-Atlantic; Linda McIntosh; Hon. Edmund Barltett-Minister of Tourism and Carrole Guntley-Director General of Tourism First Annual Caribbean Tourism Summits
Thursday, July 10th, 2008

The Hon. Edmund Bartlett demonstrates how to drink a water coconut to Linda McIntosh, a visitor to the Jamaica Tourist Board booth at the Ronald Reagan Building & International Trade Center in Washington, DC   The occasion was the 1st Annual Caribbean Tourism Summit held , which brought together leaders from political, tourism and investment communities and the Caribbean Diaspora. Pictured (L-R):  Victoria Harper-Business Development Manager, Jamaica Tourist Board-Mid-Atlantic; Linda McIntosh; Hon. Edmund Barltett-Minister of Tourism and Carrole Guntley-Director General of Tourism.

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Tourism Minister, Edmund Bartlett, delivers the keynote address at the Friends of Trelawny Association (FOTA) symposium titled 'Sailing into Success' at the JFK Holiday Inn Hotel in New York recently. Seated from left are: Jamaica's Council General to New York, Genevieve Brown-Metzger; Jamaica Tourist Board Regional Manager, Marcia Sinclair, and Regional Manager for Business Development at the Bank of Nova Scotia, Audley Knight Trelawny to Benefit From US$16 Billion
Tourism Investments
Tuesday, June 3th, 2008

The parish of Trelawny is set to benefit from a myriad of upscale tourism projects over the next 10 years valued at a cost of more than US$16 billion.

Delivering the keynote address at the Friends of Trelawny Association (FOTA) symposium entitled: 'Trelawny Sailing into Success' at the JFK Holiday Inn Hotel in New York recently, Mr. Bartlett said that among the new developments are the upscale 3,500-room Harmony Cove Resort, which will include a casino at a cost of US$8.4 billion; the 6,000-room Amaterra Hotel at a cost of US$2.4 billion; and the 2,000-room Excellency Hotel at a cost of US$6 billion.

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