From left: Clement Lawrence, the chairman of J Wray & Nephew; Patrick King, customer solutions director at Digicel; Olivia Grange, Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport; Adam Stewart, the chief executive officer of Sandals Resorts; Edmund Bartlett, Minister of Tourism; Diana Jorge Valle, second secretary at the Embassy of Brazil; Blandine Paul-Reid, head of marketing and innovation at Red Stripe; and Jason Hall, deputy director of tourism at yesterday’s launch of Jamaica House Rio 2016 at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel. The Jamaica House Rio 2016 initiative is set to present an interactive experience for visitors, bringing Jamaican culture and flavour to Rio de Janiero, Brazil, during the Olympic Games.<strong> (Collin Reid)</strong>
July 13, 2016
Jamaica House Rio 2016
From left: Clement Lawrence, the chairman of J Wray & Nephew; Patrick King, customer solutions director at Digicel; Olivia Grange, Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport; Adam Stewart, the chief executive officer of Sandals Resorts; Edmund Bartlett, Minister of Tourism; Diana Jorge Valle, second secretary at the Embassy of Brazil; Blandine Paul-Reid, head of marketing and innovation at Red Stripe; and Jason Hall, deputy director of tourism at yesterday’s launch of Jamaica House Rio 2016 at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel. The Jamaica House Rio 2016 initiative is set to present an interactive experience for visitors, bringing Jamaican culture and flavour to Rio de Janiero, Brazil, during the Olympic Games. (Photo: Collin Reid)
