With a free mobile travel guide for Jammin’ Jamaica, travellers looking to participate in the lively celebrations taking place across Jamaica this month to mark the island’s 50th anniversary of independence need look no further than their mobile phones.
Jamaica.City.Mobi, which launched three years ago, showcases the stunning landscape,
history and culture that is unique to Jamaica, via a state of the art tool that is quick to download and easy to use. The directory, which is compatible with desktops or mobile phones, lists everything visitors to the balmy Caribbean hideaway could possibly wish to know about the sunny destination during their stay. Aside from the many celebrations set to place across the island in July, Jamaica is also home to some famous tourism hotspots, including the luscious Blue Mountains; Dolphin Cove; the Appleton Rum Estate; Green Grotto Caves; St Ann’s Bay and Treasure Beach. Travellers can make the most of world-class reefs, vast stretches of palm-fringed sand, hiking tours, remote fishing villages, pristine waterfalls, cosmopolitan cities, and spectacular scenery. Commenting on the guide, Kelly Footit, head of development at World Group said: “As Jamaica gears up to celebrate its 50th anniversary of independence, a number of celebrations and events are expected to take place in Jamaica at this important time. “Our mobile guide should go hand in hand with these celebrations and help facilitate great holidays for travellers looking to make the most of their stay.” The Jamaica mobile guide – created by leading mobile web development company World Mobi Limited – is available free of charge at Jamaica.City.Mobi.
Click here to see the original article>history and culture that is unique to Jamaica, via a state of the art tool that is quick to download and easy to use. The directory, which is compatible with desktops or mobile phones, lists everything visitors to the balmy Caribbean hideaway could possibly wish to know about the sunny destination during their stay. Aside from the many celebrations set to place across the island in July, Jamaica is also home to some famous tourism hotspots, including the luscious Blue Mountains; Dolphin Cove; the Appleton Rum Estate; Green Grotto Caves; St Ann’s Bay and Treasure Beach. Travellers can make the most of world-class reefs, vast stretches of palm-fringed sand, hiking tours, remote fishing villages, pristine waterfalls, cosmopolitan cities, and spectacular scenery. Commenting on the guide, Kelly Footit, head of development at World Group said: “As Jamaica gears up to celebrate its 50th anniversary of independence, a number of celebrations and events are expected to take place in Jamaica at this important time. “Our mobile guide should go hand in hand with these celebrations and help facilitate great holidays for travellers looking to make the most of their stay.” The Jamaica mobile guide – created by leading mobile web development company World Mobi Limited – is available free of charge at Jamaica.City.Mobi.