The Jamaica Union of Travellers Association (JUTA) is questioning its non-representation on the new board of directors of the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB).
Tourism Minister, Dr. Wykeham McNeill, recently appointed a 10-member board under the chairmanship of Dennis Morrison.
Speaking with RJR News, Wednesday, former National President of JUTA, Glen Bromfield, said JUTA is a secure organisation with over 30 years of tourism-related experience and a strong presence islandwide.
He says the association represents the people, and has the capacity to represent Jamaica well, on the JTB board:
Former National President of JUTA, Glen Bromfield.
And current Island President, Garfield Williamson, says the organisation has, over many years, made representation to successive governments for inclusion on the JTB board:
Meanwhile, efforts to get a response from Dr. McNeill were unsuccessful, up to news time.
When contacted, Opposition Spokesperson on Tourism, Ed Bartlett, said he would reserve comment at this time.
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