Jamaica is likely to see an uptick in the number of cruise-ships docking at its ports before the end of the year.
This is according to the Chief Executive Officer of the Port Authority of Jamaica, Professor Gordon Shirley - who revealed that the island's major ports could start seeing ships by November.
Professor Shirley has expressed confidence Jamaica will again be a preferred cruise destination once COVID-19 numbers are curtailed.
On August 16 the Carnival Sunrise docked at the Ocho Rios Pier in St Ann, as cruise ships returned to the island fter an almost 17 month absence due to the pandemic.
The ship transported more than 3,000 passengers.
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