JAMAICAN-CARIBBEAN tourism and hospitality personality/businesswoman Nicola Madden-Greig was recently honoured with the ‘Professional Services Businesswoman of the Year Sales & Marketing Award’ at the Young, Gifted & Black (YGB) Entrepreneurial Awards ceremony

Forget the typical roast or stew beef around your table this Christmas. How about trying a new dish addition for family and friends for the spread you'll be whipping up for holiday dinner?

The Jamaica Food and Drink Kitchen’s Off The Menu series continued to impress with the second instalment of its five-week run, offering an immersive culinary experience. This time, the spotlight was on The Courtleigh Hotel and its executive chef, Johann Zwahlen, whose curated menu delighted the discerning palates of the guests in attendance, along with the Johnnie Walker whisky berry cocktail crafted by mixologist Brian Broderick.

The J. Charles Swaby's Black River Safari is another testament to Jamaica’s diverse attractions for visitors. Seasoned travelers to the island know that adventures await around every corner.

The star attraction of this tour is the American crocodile! These ancient creatures can be seen swimming in the Black River or basking on its riverbanks. The guides know where to find them and prioritize everyone's safety. You will even get to see baby crocs at the crocodile nursery, and if you are lucky you will get to hold one.

But the tour isn't just about crocs. It's a thriving ecosystem.

With small and medium businesses aplenty in Jamaica, the search for a meeting space to gather a staff group or host brainstorming sessions just got easier.

Courtleigh Hotel and Suites, which is one of Kingston’s most popular boutique hotels, has just completed a significant renovation and rebranding costing some US$2 million. 

KINGSTON, Jamaica – The Courtleigh Hotel and Suites announced today the completion of a comprehensive renovation and re-branding program valued in excess of US$2 million. 

Floor-to-ceiling enhancements implemented over 12-month period extend property-wide.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, January 11, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The Courtleigh Hotel and Suites announced today the completion of a comprehensive renovation and re-branding program valued in excess of US$2 million.

Three James Bond movies have been filmed in Jamaica including the very first Bond film “Dr. No” starring Sean Connery. The other two were “Live and Let Die” with Roger Moore as the famous English secret agent and most recently “No Time To Die” featuring Daniel Craig as the legendary spy,

But the 007 connection with Jamaica is much deeper than these three films. In fact the bond, pardon the pun, was forged even before the first movie was shot.

The Courtleigh Hotel and Suites has unveiled a new look and feel to its bar and lounge: Mingles!

Who better to afford a sneak peak of the newly transformed Mngles Bar and Lounge at the Courtleigh Hotel and Suites than Jamaica Observer Senior Associate Editor - Lifestyle & Social Content and Table Talk Food Awards conceptualiser Novia McDonald-Whyte and a few of her judges.

Elevated entryways: The impact of wallpaper.

Grade Four Alpha Primary student Raziah Knight gives Sales Manager of the Courtleigh Hotel Celia Steele (left) a high five on her visit to the school last Thursday.

If like Thursday Food you've not lunched at The Courtleigh Hotel & Suites in some time, it's time to revisit. What has remained constant is the cosy boutique feel, the pristine lobby area and the amicable team members.

Dunns River Falls has been arguably Jamaica’s most popular tourist attraction since the mid 20th century. Nestled in a hilly landscape that descends to the shoreline just outside Ocho Rios, in the parish of St. Ann, the site features the Dunns River waterfall descending from a 180 foot elevation through 600 feet of falls, natural terraces and pools surrounded by a lush rainforest, to a white sand beach at the edge of the Caribbean sea.

If you’re a visitor staying at a villa or apartment in Jamaica things may get a little quiet sometimes. You may actually want to escape from the solitude for a little activity, a gastronomical experience or just a little human interaction.

The same is true if you’re in Jamaica on business or as a returning resident. Or maybe you’re a local who just wants to experience your own country’s tourism product from time to time.

Someone once said that “humanity runs on coffee” like fuel or food. But if we were to use the food analogy then Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee would be like a gourmet meal.Often referred to as “the best coffee in the world”, “the king of coffee” or the “champagne of coffees”, it’s unique and complex taste which comes from being grown in specific geographical, climatic and soil conditions within the Blue Mountains of Jamaica, has created a global demand for this rare treasure.

Alexander’s restaurant has a quiet and intimate ambiance which makes diners forget that they’re in the heart of Kingston’s prime business district

“Be the sun in someone’s dark sky” is a quote that reflects The Courtleigh Hotel and Suites efforts to always try to uplift persons when they need it the most. We believe that the good deed you do today will allow for a greater tomorrow and, as such, we have been a part of the Pack for a Purpose programme for over 5 years.

The Courtleigh Hospitality Group (CHG) recently donated items valued at approximately $500,000 to the Marie Atkins shelter for the homeless on Hanover Street in downtown Kingston.

The American Automobile Association (AAA) recently announced that it designated Courtleigh Hotel and Suites as a ‘Best of Housekeeping’ property yet again.

Kingston's Hotel and Suites and the RJRGLEANER Hospitality Jamaica 2019 Best Business Hotel awardee is all about customizing the guest experience.

Travel Agents are one of the key players in keeping the tourism industry alive. The Courtleigh Hospitality Group (CHG) hosted a breakfast presentation for the Professional Travel Agents of North America, through a partnership with the Jamaica Tourist Board, at the Courtleigh Hotel & Suites recently.

Bank of Jamaica Governor Richard Byles and entrepreneur Kevin Hendrickson will be the two awardees at the American Chamber of Commerce of Jamaica (AMCHAM) Awards Business and Civic Leadership Gala on November 12.

Noted Jamaican businessman, Kevin Hendrickson, was honoured recently with a proclamation by the United States House of Representatives.

Kevin Hendrickson, chairman of the Courtleigh Group of Companies, has been honoured with a proclamation from the United States House of Representatives

The best Jamaican hotels and resorts help you to take advantage of all the great things this Caribbean destination has to offer. Great hotels and resorts in Jamaica can help make your entire trip an unforgettable success.

The Courtleigh Hotel and Suites, has decided to turn up the heat this summer by rolling out their new gourmet burger menu that is destined to have tongues wagging for the rest of the season.

Managing Director, Kevin Hendrickson awarded at American Foundation of the University of The West Indies Gala 

Managing Director, Kevin Hendrickson among others to be awarded at American Foundation of the University of The West Indies Gala 

Highlights from Courtleigh's event in collaboration with the South African High Commission "Jerk Meets Braai"

Encouraging guests staying with the Courtleigh group of hotels to pack school supplies for children in need.

Highlighting Courtleigh being awarded at Hospitality Jamaica Awards 2017 

Highlighting Courtleigh Hotel and Suites  being award for the Best of Housekeeping 

Highlights the mothers working within the Courtleigh Hospitality Group and how they balance work and motherhood.

Alexander’s restaurant has a quiet and intimate ambiance which makes diners forget that they’re in the heart of Kingston’s prime business district