With a record-setting 2 million visitors already experiencing Jamaica thus far in 2024, the island is saying thanks with a limited-time-only “JAMGETAWAY” offer of up to 65 percent off at 50 participating hotels in six resort areas on the island.
“We’ve seen unprecedented visitation in 2023 and 2024 and are now ahead of schedule in our goal to reach 5 million annual visitors,” said Edmund Bartlett, Minister of Tourism. “To show our gratitude, we are offering the opportunity for generous savings for visitors looking to experience Jamaica’s beautiful beaches and immersive culture before the year’s end.”
Savings are available for bookings made between June 15 and July 31, 2024, for travel from September 1 through December 2024.
Use the promotional code JAMGETAWAY when looking on your own or using a travel advisor.
“Jamaica is the pride of the Caribbean, so it’s wonderful to offer travelers an opportunity to experience it firsthand,” said Donovan White, Director of Tourism, Jamaica. “There is no better way to show our appreciation than providing savings to visitors longing for a Jamaican sunset, our famous cuisine, music, Blue Mountain coffee and rum, as well as pristine beaches. The vibe in Jamaica will come alive like never before.”
The first five months of the year have been extremely kind to the Caribbean nation.
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