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Jamaica, Hurricane Melissa

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Travel Weekly · 5d

Jamaica faces uneven hospitality recovery after Hurricane Melissa

Some resorts already are welcoming back guests while others in harder-hit regions face lengthy reopening timelines.

The Points Guy · 5d

What to know about points hotels closures in Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa

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NY tourists stuck in Jamaica as Hurricane Melissa approaches

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Hurricane Melissa death toll rises to 45 in Jamaica, with 15 others still missing

The number of confirmed deaths from Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica rose to 45, with 15 other people missing, authorities said Tuesday.

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Father, daughter killed in plane crash carrying hurricane relief to Jamaica, ministry says

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Two dead as Hurricane Melissa relief flight to Jamaica crashes in Florida leaving large debris field: ‘No actual plane to be seen’

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Small plane reportedly bringing Hurricane Melissa relief to Jamaica crashes in Florida neighborhood; 2 dead

Officials said the scene remains active, but no homes have sustained any major damage.

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Small plane carrying hurricane relief supplies for Jamaica crashes in Florida neighborhood

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2 dead after small plane carrying relief supplies for Jamaica crashes in Florida

TravelPulse on MSN

Sandals Unveils Opening Dates for Jamaica Resorts Hit by Hurricane Melissa

Sandals Resorts International plans to reopen its its properties in Ocho Rios and Negril on Dec. 6, 2025, and is scheduled to begin welcoming guests to Sandals Montego Bay, Sandals Royal Caribbean and Sandals South Coast on May 30,

Travel Agent Central

Sandals Announces Reopening Dates for Hurricane-Hit Jamaica Resorts

Sandals Resorts International (SRI) recently announced plans to begin welcoming guests back to Jamaica on Saturday, December 6, 2025, at its resorts in Och | Following Hurricane Melissa, resorts in Ocho Rios and Negril to reopen December 6;

TravelHost on MSN

All-inclusive Jamaica resort reopens this December

Following the devastating Hurricane Melissa this past October, many Jamaican favorites temporarily shuttered their doors to rebuild after the devastation. Coastal towns such as Montego Bay were hit the hardest due to the enormous waves and winds tearing across the area.

TravelPulse on MSN

Sandals’ Adam Stewart Provides Update on Hurricane Recovery Efforts at CruiseWorld

Adam Stewart assured travel advisors that Sandals properties, and Jamaica, will recover stronger than ever in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa.

Travel Weekly

Sandals and Beaches Resorts to keep three Jamaica properties closed for seven months

Sandals and Beaches Resorts have revealed three of their Jamaica properties will remain closed for seven months in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, with the other five properties set to reopen next month.