With recovery in the Caribbean tourism sector now well established, travellers from around the world have been flocking to the region.

Leading the way has been the luxury destination of Jamaica with Tourism Minister, the Hon Ed Bartlett, charting the course of a remarkable recovery along with colleagues at the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB).

Despite a global drop in the number of holiday travellers, Jamaica has managed not only to keep but to raise its market share, posting worldwide visitor figures that show a 3.6 per cent rise earlier this year. The island welcomed approximately 1.3 million visitors between January and August this year.

SuperClubs, the world's only Super-Inclusive resort group, goes after more fun under the Jamaican sun this Fall. To appeal to more travelers based on customer and industry feedback, Hedonism III in Runaway Bay Jamaica will re-launch as SuperFun Beach Resort & Spa on October 14, 2010. Couples and singles (18 and over only) will enjoy fun-tastic amenities as well as more affordable rates, starting at $110 per person, per night, double-occupancy. While the property is being re-vamped (August 22 to October 14), bookings will be honored at the adult vacation  resort Hedonism II in Negril.

Treat Dad to a well-deserved, relaxing golf getaway this Father's Day. The Super-Inclusive Breezes Runaway Bay Resort & Golf Club in Jamaica scores a hole-in-one with the new "Father's Day Golf Retreat," which combines great golfing with a healthy dose of pampering.

The four-night package for US$715 per person, double occupancy, includes a one-hour private lesson at the vacation resort's 18-hole, PGA-quality golf course and a one-hour Native's Touch massage, featuring tropical ingredients to boost the immune system, at the full-service à la carte Blue Mahoe Spa. The "Father's Day Golf Retreat" is bookable through May 31 for travel over the Father's Day weekend, June 17-21.

Dolphin Cove, Jamaica’s Number One Attraction, had its Labour Day project at the Steer Town Basic School in St. Ann on Monday May 24, 2010.  Several members of Dolphin Cove’s community service team, teachers and parents from the school and volunteers from the community, worked together to give the school building a much needed facelift.  The old plywood walls, which had rotted, were removed and replaced with new wood.  The doors were also replaced and a fresh coat of paint applied.