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Jamaica's Transportation sector is well developed and guarantees speedy movement of persons and goods within and outside of the country. We have:

  • One of the densest road networks of any country in the world.
  • Aerodromes at strategic points across the island that form an essential part of our domestic infrastructure.
  • Two international airports, the Donald Sangster (Montego Bay) and the Norman Manley (Kingston)

Passenger movement stood at 4.04 million in 1997.

The country's strategic geographical location at the center of vital sea routes to North America, Europe and the Far East, as well as the attributes of the Kingston Harbour, have contributed to the viability of Kingston as a major trans-shipment terminal. The port is one of the most modern and efficient in the Region.

In 1996-1997, more than 7,000 shipping calls were made to Jamaican ports. The country's ports have the capacity to handle all categories of vessels including dry/bulk cargoes, liquid bulk and cruise shipping.

In anticipation of increased traffic at our ports, more than $1 billion has been allocated for further development and modernization.

For more information, the Port Authority is now online. Their website provides more detailed information and statistics on Jamaica's ports and sea infrastructures.

Alternatively, please visit our section on Shipping Facilities in Jamaica

 

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