Government hits back at Opposition over falling visitor arrivals, high airfares

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Government hits back at Opposition over falling visitor arrivals, high airfares — Sources: Jamaica Gleaner

The Government has hit back at the Opposition following its call for measures to address the reduction in visitor arrivals and high airfares. Yesterday Opposition Spokesperson on Tourism and Linkages, Andrea Purkiss, urged Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett to detail plans to stem the decline in visitor arrivals as well as the soaring cost of air travel to Jamaica.

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Government hits back at Opposition over falling visitor arrivals, high airfares

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