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Hurricane Melissa approaches Jamaica

Hurricane Melissa: Is it safe to travel to Jamaica?

As of Monday, Melissa has been ranked as a “Category Five” hurricane – the highest possible category of hurricane, which can bring wind speeds of at least 157mph.

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Traveling to Jamaica: See latest travel advisory after Hurricane Melissa

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See damage left after Hurricane Melissa slams Jamaica, Cuba

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Before and after Hurricane Melissa hit Jamaica seen in satellite imagery

Hurricane Melissa caused widespread flooding and devastation across the northern Caribbean, including Jamaica, Cuba, and Haiti, after roaring ashore on Wednesday.

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At least 20 dead in Haiti as Jamaican minister warns Hurricane Melissa recovery 'won't be easy'

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Jamaica braces for category 5 hurricane Melissa

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Jamaica's strongest-ever storm, Hurricane Melissa, turns to Cuba

"Today will be very difficult for tens of thousands, if not millions of people in Jamaica," IFRC's Necephor Mghendi said via video link from Port of Spain in Trinidad and Tobago.

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Most of Jamaica loses power after Hurricane Melissa

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Hurricane Melissa sweeps into Cuba after ravaging Jamaica

Travel Agent

Jamaica’s 2021 Visitor Arrivals and Spend Beat Projections

Jamaica has reported a total of more than 1.5 million visitor arrivals in 2021. These visitors’ on-island spend totaled over $2.095 billion, positively impacting local businesses and tourism stakeholders. Visitor arrivals and spend for full year 2021 had ...

New York Post

Jamaica travel warning issued after 65 murders in just four weeks

The State Department issued a stark travel warning for another Caribbean nation Tuesday — cautioning that Jamaica has been rocked by 65 murders this month. The US Embassy in Jamaica upgraded the travel advisory to a Level 3, “Reconsider travel ...

Austin American-Statesman

US lowers travel advisory for Jamaica to Level 2. Here's what it means for travelers

If you're looking for an island getaway this summer, coming to Jamaica could be the move. According to a report from the U.S. Department of State, the Caribbean island's travel advisory level is lower. Here's what this means for travelers. Last week, the ...