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June 17, 2024

Monday, June 17, 2024

Hours after checking into the 2024 Camp Luxe site at White Witch Golf Course, Montego Bay, luxers — as they’ve been affectionately called since the first staging in 2022 — and a few non-luxers lived every food lover’s dream, enjoying a world tour through food at the open-air International Street Food Market. From churros to Korean noodles, and crayfish soup from Jamaica’s own Bulbie Soups, guests spent the evening wandering the booths and exploring different tastes, pausing only for a live performance by Agent Sasco.

Friday nights at Camp Luxe looks something like this…Page 2 goes glamping.

Friday Night Live Enjoying the Friday night vibes were Member of Parliament for St Thomas Eastern Dr Michelle Charles (centre); her son, digital creator Chad Luchey; and video creator Tonaya Wint. (Photo: Aceion Cunningham)

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