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Cat 5 Hurricane Melissa makes landfall in Jamaica

Social Media Images, Videos Show Damage to Jamaica Hotels and Resorts From Hurricane Melissa

Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm, caused significant damage to Jamaica's hotels and resorts, particularly Sandals South Coast. While 25,000 tourists sheltered in place, there were no reported injuries.

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Americans ride out Category 5 Hurricane Melissa at Jamaica resort

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Pictures show damage from Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa

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Melissa Kills 25 in Haiti, Nearly 30 Total as Hurricane Batters Caribbean

Hurricane Melissa barreled through the northern Caribbean on Wednesday after thrashing Cuba's second-biggest city, isolating hundreds of rural communities, unleashing devastation in Jamaica and drench...

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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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Category 5 Hurricane Melissa Brings Flooding And Catastrophic Winds To Jamaica

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After Hurricane Melissa, Jamaica Faces Destruction as Far as the Eye Could See

More than one million people, a third of the population, were directly affected, he said.

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First deaths from Hurricane Melissa confirmed in Jamaica as storm leaves trail of destruction across Caribbean

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Hurricane Melissa sweeps into Cuba after ravaging Jamaica

Couple's 10th anniversary trip turns to nightmare after Hurricane Melissa destroys Jamaica resort

A couple celebrating their 10th anniversary is stranded in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa destroyed their Montego Bay resort.

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Entire communities in Jamaica demolished or isolated by direct hit from Hurricane Melissa: Officials

At first light on Wednesday, the coastal communities of southwestern Jamaica bore the devastation of being in the direct path of Hurricane Melissa.

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Jamaica Tourism Boom! Over 6,000 resort rooms coming

Jamaica Tourism Minister Hon. Edmund Bartlett recently pointed out that over 6,000 resort rooms are under construction or renovated. This underscores the largest hotel and resort boom in Jamaica’s history. “Over 6,000 rooms are being built or renovated ...

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Holiday vibes in Jamaica: Sun, sea and everything in between

Ready to be on island time? This winter, plan an escape to a destination where the average yearly temperature is 85 degrees. There are 635 miles of exquisite beaches. Each guest can create their own bespoke itinerary. It’s all waiting for you in ...

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7 LGBTQIA+ Friendly Resorts in Jamaica: What Queer Travelers Should Know

Jamaica, with its pristine beaches and vibrant culture, has long been a coveted destination for travelers worldwide. However, for LGBTQIA+ individuals, the island’s historical stance on LGBTQIA+ rights has raised concerns about safety and acceptance.