In a celebratory occasion marking each the birthday of reggae icon Bob Marley and the airline’s thirty second anniversary, over 70 passengers and crew members had been welcomed to Jamaica on InterCaribbean Airways’ maiden flight from Bridgetown, Barbados to Kingston.
The ‘Irie’ flight
Dubbed the ‘Irie’ flight, a nod to Jamaica’s cultural ethos of positivity and concord, the flight was greater than a mere transportation hyperlink; it symbolized the strengthening ties between the Caribbean nations.
Guests arriving at Norman Manley Worldwide Airport had been met with heat embraces from tourism officers, setting a tone of hospitality and camaraderie.
Minister of Tourism, Hon Edmund Bartlett, underscored the importance of the brand new air route, affirming the boldness that airline companions have in Jamaica as a premier vacation spot.
Bartlett emphasised the collaborative efforts between stakeholders to make sure a strong vacation spot assurance program, prioritizing service excellence, security, and safety.
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A gateway to progress
Expressing optimism for the long run, the Director of Tourism on the Jamaica Vacationer Board, Donovan White, highlighted the strategic significance of the brand new flight from Barbados.
White emphasised the shared attributes of Jamaica and Barbados, from their picturesque landscapes to their vibrant cultures, positioning them as quintessential Caribbean experiences for guests.
Increasing connections
InterCaribbean Airways’ dedication to enhancing regional connectivity was evident as they introduced continuous weekly flights from Bridgetown to Kingston.
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With flights scheduled on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and return journeys on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, the service guarantees to facilitate simpler entry for vacationers whereas bolstering Jamaica’s tourism ambitions.
