I wanted to share with all the Bob Marley lovers my favorite Bob Marley song. "Is This Love" talks about the way I feel every time I head back to my beloved country. Enjoy!
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5-day Jamaican Getaway for $390 for two ($780 value)
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="300" caption="A beach in Negril with a hotel and restaurant (Photo credit: Wikipedia)"]
[/caption] As you all know I love my cruises to jamaica. I don't talk about the resorts that my country has too often. My son recently went and stayed at the Negril Treehouse Resort. He said the Treehouse is one of the secret places on the island to take unbelievable pictures. Several palm trees on the beach and an impeccable landscaped resort. What to do:
Sun-worshipers can lounge by the private pool or walk along seven miles of pristine Jamaican beach, while those looking for some action should use their $20 credit for jet- and water-skiing, (or parasailing for a bird’s eye view of paradise). Luxury lovers should make use of the $20 massage credit included with this Offer with an hour of relaxation from the resort’s own massage therapist. What’s nearby:
For hungry guests who prefer to stay on-campus, Negril’s Treehouse Restaurant offers an exotic array of spicy local specialties. Feeling adventurous? The resort is more than happy to help you arrange tours of the swamps and rivers of Black River Safari, or the tiered, cascading waterfalls of Dunn’s River and YS Falls. Kool Runnings Adventure Park, a mere two miles away, offers fun for all ages with rafting, laser tag, water slides and kayaking. More Info
[/caption] As you all know I love my cruises to jamaica. I don't talk about the resorts that my country has too often. My son recently went and stayed at the Negril Treehouse Resort. He said the Treehouse is one of the secret places on the island to take unbelievable pictures. Several palm trees on the beach and an impeccable landscaped resort. What to do:Sun-worshipers can lounge by the private pool or walk along seven miles of pristine Jamaican beach, while those looking for some action should use their $20 credit for jet- and water-skiing, (or parasailing for a bird’s eye view of paradise). Luxury lovers should make use of the $20 massage credit included with this Offer with an hour of relaxation from the resort’s own massage therapist. What’s nearby:
For hungry guests who prefer to stay on-campus, Negril’s Treehouse Restaurant offers an exotic array of spicy local specialties. Feeling adventurous? The resort is more than happy to help you arrange tours of the swamps and rivers of Black River Safari, or the tiered, cascading waterfalls of Dunn’s River and YS Falls. Kool Runnings Adventure Park, a mere two miles away, offers fun for all ages with rafting, laser tag, water slides and kayaking. More Info
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Monday, March 26, 2012
Carnival Cruise brings more Business to Jamaica
Everyone knows I love my cruises to jamaica and I always keep my eyes open for the best deals. I believe the tourism to jamaica is very good for my people and the economy of jamaica as well. The below article has the full story. Enjoy. [caption id="" align="alignright" width="300" caption="View of Montego Bay from the hillside. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)"]
[/caption] KINGSTON, Jamaica, Thursday August 18, 2011 – Carnival Cruise Lines has reached an agreement with the Government of Jamaica, which will guarantee cruise ship ports in Montego Bay and Ocho Rios at least 1.2 million visitors over three years. The agreement will ensure that both ports maintain current levels of cruise arrivals, despite the competition from the new Falmouth Cruise Ship Pier. Carnival has also agreed that if it fails to deliver the agreed number of visitors, it will pay the difference between the actual numbers and the guaranteed figure. [caption id="" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Carnival Cruise Lines (Photo credit: Wikipedia)"]
[/caption] Read more: http://www.caribbean360.com/index.php/travel/497644.html?utm_source=Caribbean360+Newsletters&utm_campaign=3fe0771a64-Vol_4_Issue_33_Business8_18_2011&utm_medium=email#ixzz1qGJGCAyP
[/caption] KINGSTON, Jamaica, Thursday August 18, 2011 – Carnival Cruise Lines has reached an agreement with the Government of Jamaica, which will guarantee cruise ship ports in Montego Bay and Ocho Rios at least 1.2 million visitors over three years. The agreement will ensure that both ports maintain current levels of cruise arrivals, despite the competition from the new Falmouth Cruise Ship Pier. Carnival has also agreed that if it fails to deliver the agreed number of visitors, it will pay the difference between the actual numbers and the guaranteed figure. [caption id="" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Carnival Cruise Lines (Photo credit: Wikipedia)"]
[/caption] Read more: http://www.caribbean360.com/index.php/travel/497644.html?utm_source=Caribbean360+Newsletters&utm_campaign=3fe0771a64-Vol_4_Issue_33_Business8_18_2011&utm_medium=email#ixzz1qGJGCAyPvia Posterize
Jamaican Rum Cake recipe Lesson with Chef Janet
Chef Janet teaches her loyal radio listeners on the decadent side of Jamaica with the rich and heady richness of jamaican Rum Cake.
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Monday, March 5, 2012
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