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Jamaica Launches New ‘Come Back’ Ad Campaign

KINGSTON, Jamaica – As the global tourism industry continues to rebound from the pandemic, Jamaica has launched a new advertising campaign inviting people to come back to their best selves in Jamaica.

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Hon. Edmund Bartlett

“In Jamaica, we’ve been recording arrivals that exceed pre-COVID levels, demonstrating that our travel sector is resilient and so are travelers,” said the Hon. Edmund Bartlett, Minister of Tourism, Jamaica. “While everyone has been impacted by the pandemic, we want to let everyone know that Jamaica is good for the spirit. Therefore, it is the ideal destination to help people rediscover their own sense of adventure, natural curiosity, human connection and ultimately realize their most valuable human potential.”

The Campaign

Created by the Jamaica Tourist Board’s advertising agency of record, Accenture Song, the campaign showcases Jamaica’s picturesque natural attractions and its friendly, welcoming people working together to help visitors live their best lives.

The campaign was filmed utilizing over 50 local Jamaican crew members across locations in Jamaica. Spanning from Portland to St. Ann. Real couples and a real family were cast for the campaign so it would portray an authentic experience. Campaign music is also an original score created by Jamaican music producers.

Jamaica Tourist Board Donovan White
Donovan White – Jamaica Tourist Board

“We felt it was important to really show people what Jamaica is all about and what differentiates it from other competitive destinations,” said Director of Tourism, Jamaica Tourist Board, Donovan White. “While we have plenty of sun, sea, and sand, it’s our uniquely Jamaican culture from our music to our food to our people that really distinguishes us. It’s the reason travelers choose to come here – so they can experience and connect with our vibe that comes alive.”

The approach was to create aspirational itineraries tailored to three personas – Adventure Seekers representing a younger demographic discovering Jamaica for the first time, Family Planners representing the young family demographic experiencing a long-anticipated family vacation, and Seasoned Travelers representing an older demographic that has likely visited Jamaica previously.

The itineraries are each designed to highlight an array of adventurous, romantic, luxurious, fun and mouth-watering moments to whet potential visitors’ appetite for a genuine Jamaica vacation.

 

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