Members of the Charles Town Maroondancers and drummers perform at theopening of the Jamaica Blue MountainCoffee Festival Marketplace.(Photo: Joseph Wellington)
April 5, 2022
Business Social
The lawns of Devon House was the venue Saturday last for the Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Festival Marketplace. The event hosted by the Ministry of Tourism, in association with the Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF), the Tourism Linkages Network, received a warm welcome after a two-year hiatus due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. Here are some of the sights and scenes.
Chairman of the Tourism Linkages Network and executivechairman of Sandals Resorts International, Adam Stewart,(right) makes a point to Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett(left). Looking on is Dr Carey Wallace, executive director ofTourism Enhancemant Fund.
Juliet Holness, Member of Parliamentfor St Andrew East Rural, and EdmundBartlett, minister of tourism, raise mugsof Blue Mountain coffee at the JamaicaBlue Mountain Coffee festival at DevonHouse, St Andrew, on Saturday.(Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Brittany Lyons, CEO of Paradise Coffeeand Miss Jamaica World 2008, poseswith executive Chairman of SandalsResorts International Adam Stewartat the Jamaica Blue Mountain CoffeeFestival at Devon House, St Andrew onSaturday.
Dr Carey Wallace, executive director of TourismEnhancement Fund engages Jacqueline Sharp, director,of Coffee Traders Limited at Jamaica Blue MountainCoffee Festival at Devon House, St Andrew, on Saturday.
Kadian Thomas and Donovan Bennett display Jamaica’s signatureflavours — Rum and Coffee at the Jamaica Blue Mountain CoffeeFestival. The unique gift packages of Jamaican Rum and Coffee(and for a little added fun Cuban cigars) can be purchased at RUMCAK in Artisan Village at Falmouth, Trelawny.
