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PM Holness pledges Jamaica’s commitment to helping develop Suriname’s tourism sector

25 June 2026
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Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has pledged Jamaica’s commitment to helping develop Suriname’s tourism sector.

Speaking at a press conference during an official visit to the country, Dr. Holness said Jamaica stands ready to share its decades of experience in tourism.

He noted that Jamaica has built a diverse tourism industry and is prepared to support Suriname as it seeks to expand the sector.

Dr. Holness told Suriname that Jamaica is willing to collaborate and support the development of its tourism industry.

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