How do Jamaicans feel about tourists?

Like tourists... just like any other tourist destination. Jamaica's main income comes from tourism so they revere foreigners coming for a fun time.



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It is the largest generator of foreign exchange, a major contributor to the GDP and employment, and has been among the country's fastest-growing industries for several decades. Tourism directly employs 175 000 Jamaicans and generates indirect employment for another 354000 Jamaicans.

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Most first-generation immigrants moved to Britain in order to seek and improved standard of living, escape violence or to find employment. Almost half of all the men who came from the Caribbean to the UK throughout the 1950s had previously worked in skilled positions or possessed excellent employment credentials.

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Although some areas are not safe due to gang presence and violent crime most places that attract visitors are considered relatively secure as long as you remain informed and exercise caution in unfamiliar spots.

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Avoid walking alone at night. If you must, stay in populated areas and on the main roads. It's also in your best interest to not walk around deserted areas, even in groups and even during the daytime. In a similar vein, don't go to the same restaurant every night.

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If you decide to travel to these areas:
  • maintain a high level of personal security awareness at all times.
  • avoid visiting or travelling at night.
  • follow the advice of local authorities.
  • avoid walking alone, even during the day.
  • go out in groups with people that you know.
  • avoid visiting isolated areas and beaches.


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Jamaica: An emerald island in the Caribbean often known as the birthplace of reggae music and a hotspot for pure tropical fun. Jamaica is packed full of surprises: miles of breathtaking beaches, hidden blue lagoons, lost waterfalls, an endless list of paradise resorts, and so much more!

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Jamaica is home to some of the most luxurious resorts in the Caribbean, with properties that offer private villas, top-notch amenities, and world-class dining. These resorts are often located in prime locations with breathtaking views of the island's natural beauty.

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