A hospitable expo
Mayfield Falls offers a combination of
water and nature in a clean environment
Montego Bay is not only a city, it is the tourism capital
of Jamaica. As such, the hospitality industry and companies that
support tourism product will be a part of Expo 2005.
Among them are Air Jamaica and Air Jamaica Cargo, taking care of
the flying part of matters, and El Greco, which provides a good
option to rest the head comfortably and affordably. Of course, dining
is a major part of hospitality and the Dragon Court Restaurant is
sure to whet the appetite.
Of the places to go and things to see, Mayfield Falls offers a
combination of water and nature in a clean environment, with the
JUTA service ready and able to carry the willing anywhere in the
island in comfort.
The Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) and JAMPRO are certainly not to
be left out and will have major presence at the expo.
From Sterling Motors to the Jamaica Public Service Company Ltd.,
the St. James Parish Council to McIntosh Bedding, companies and
entities which may not be directly involved in tourism on a day
to day basis, but play a role in the industry as does most of Jamaica,
will be putting a hospitable hand out from October 7 to 9 at the
Montego Bay Cruise Ship Terminal.
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