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Spotlight On
Along the road to Philadelphia and nine miles from Alexandria is Nine Mile, a rural community with few citizens and fewer amenities. Embedded in a hill made of solid rock and blood-red bauxite rich earth, Nine Mile is the birthplace of Reggae superstar Bob Marley and the site of the Bob Marley Mausoleum. A few metres away from the village centre stands the mausoleum and mini-museum, at the top of the famous hill that Marley climbed daily to carry water to his house. > Learn More
| Swim with Dolphins! Adjacent to the world-famous Dunn's River Falls in Ocho Rios, the opportunity awaits you to meet, and swim with a family of Bottlenose dolphins at their home, Dolphin Cove. Dolphin Cove is one of Jamaica's finest attractions, winning the Jamaica Tourist Board Allied Members award for "The Most Distinguished Service 2001", as well as the Association of Jamaca Attractions award for "Best Attraction 2001". > Learn More
| For a quiet vacation, discover Salem Resort, St. Ann on Jamaica's beautiful North Coast. There you will find a relaxing and refreshing atmosphere that's hard to beat. The property boasts twenty four (24) luxurious rooms, all air conditioned with satellite TV and private balconies overlooking a secluded sandy beach. > Learn More
| | Joing us for the pre-Tourism Day seminar and exhibition entitled “Climate Change and the Bottom-line…the Strategic Business Outlook for Jamaica’s Tourism Sector”. > Learn More
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Jamaica First Newspaper:
The weekly Jamaica Courant was our first newspaper. The first printing press was started in 1718 and the 1st issue was printed on 28 May 1718 by R. Baldwin and sold for one bit which was then worth seven pence half-penny.
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