Black Meetings and Tourism

Jan/Feb 2014

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HOLDING A MEETING IN THE CITY OF "ALL RIGHT" SEEMS TO BE PERFECTLY ALL RIGHT BY SOLOMON J. HERBERT II In the heart of the Caribbean Sea lies the third largest island in the region, Jamaica. With six world-class resort areas, the island of "All Right" is one of the top destinations in the world. Be a part of the hustle of the capital city, Kingston, taking in the rich culture. Or enjoy the laid-back beauty of serene Negril. Montego Bay, Jamaica's second largest city, will win you over with world- class accommodation and immaculate golf courses, and in Ocho Rios, you'll never find yourself short of excitement. Small intimate communities, rustic, com- fortable inns and fresh produce are images conjured by the island's South Coast. Finally, make Port Antonio a pri- ority, where you can lose yourself in the original island daydream. Jamaica isn't just an island of relax- ation and beauty, but also the perfect environment to kick-start your business conference, in a positive and dynamic way. The island is fully equipped with numerous venues to hold your event as well as an abundant assortment of lodg- ing options, allowing you to focus on hosting the best meeting possible. With its ocean front location and breathtaking views, the Montego Bay Convention Centre offers one of the most beautiful settings in the world. This venue is the newest addition to the Meetings and Conventions market, with a combined total of 142,000 sq. ft. of meeting, exhibition, ballroom, and plenary space. The convention centre affords the flexibility of conversion into nine meeting rooms. The largest room can accommo- date up to 600 persons. Montego Bay Convention Centre has combined world-class facilities, with cut- ting edge design, giving you and your del- egates unparalleled space, flexibility and service in this vibrant Caribbean Island. The centre also proudly boasts the presence of industry veter- an Dittie Guise as it general manager. Be sure to reach out to her if you are thinking about bringing your confer- ence to Jamaica. The Centre is only a 15-minute drive from the Sangster International Airport and is also centrally located near several of Montego Bay's world-class resorts. Located on the picturesque Kingston Waterfront, in the heart of the downtown business district, the Jamaica Conference Centre is a testament to Jamaican architecture and functional ele- gance. The Centre has five Conference Rooms, three Caucus Rooms, Reception Foyer, Dining Block, several Delegates Lounges and Offices. Each conference room is equipped with simultaneous translation facilities for six languages, Conference Room #1, the largest, capa- ble of accommodating up to 1,200 per- sons, has an observers' gallery, public and press galleries. Being an island that loves to play host means it offers numerous luxury resorts, which accommodate all kinds of special interest groups. You may choose from deluxe hotels, with championship golf courses and pampering spas, small inns that overflow with old-world charm and personality, or grand villas that offer peace and privacy in the middle of this tropical beauty. Conference attendees and leisure travelers are encouraged to explore the island's rich culture and check out some of the art galleries on Jamaica. B M & T ••• January/February 2014 ••• www.blackmeetingsandtourism.com 54 AREA GUIDES J A M A I C A HIlton Rose Hall Resort & Spa Photo Credit: Credit: Montego Bay Tourisms DITTIE GUISE •Pg_46-58__BMT_pg86-162 2/27/14 5:04 PM Page 54

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