A spectacular roster of events makes Jamaica an exciting choice for travel this winter season. Following are highlights of the destination’s offerings that celebrate its fascinating culture, delicious cuisine, and legendary music.

JANUARY

Winner of three Grammy awards, the Maroon 5 band will rock the stage at the Jamaica Jazz & Blues Festival (Jan. 23 - 29, 2011). This globally popular event will be held at the Trelawny Multi-Purpose Stadium, located just east of the island’s tourist capital, Montego Bay. Additional  confirmed acts include: Air Supply, Laura Izubor, Regina Belle, SWV, Ron Isley, Alison Hinds, Brenda Russell, Phil Perry and Diana King: www.jamaicajazzandblues.com

This winter, Jamaica is offering an inspired range of seasonal packages for distinctive weddings and honeymoons with an irresistible mix of luxury and value. Prices quoted are in USD.

"A winter wedding in Jamaica is fun as well as romantic," said Director of Tourism John Lynch, "and our vibrant culture adds a wonderfully upbeat dynamic. The packages offered here are diverse, and there’s a great deal for any couple to choose from."

Breezes Resorts & Spas beckon travelers to enjoy the cold winter months and beyond in some of the most intriguing locales of the world. When bookings are made by February 17, guests will enjoy every fifth night free at seven Super-Inclusive properties in Jamaica, Curaçao, Panama and Brazil, while those staying at Breezes Bahamas will get every fourth night free. This limited time offer is valid for travel between January 4 and August 31.