Pon Di Road Recap

Stephen and Calee do a quick recap of all the places they have been to on their trip around Jamaica

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Travel & Events

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• Pon Di Road
• JTB
• Jamaica
• travel

[kaycas2]

Wow! I love this couple, they make me want to visit all those places I've never been and I'm from Jamaica.

[pennyredfern]

What you have to keep in mind is that the tourist industry is the main source of income for Jamaica. Think about it, what would jamaica do without the tourist industry. Jamaica needs major investments in the other areas. So appreciate that Jamaica is loved and visited by so many people.

[gshango]

...tourism, so whether you are black, white, gay or straight you are always welcome. When you go to a craft vendor in Ochie or Mobay or where ever you shop when on vacation, they don't care about your sexual orientation,Mikey general, they are just glad to make that sale so they can feed their family and trust mi alot of other folk benefit indirectly. Mikey you need a vacation mi bredda zeen...

[gshango]

me and my wife just finished watching season 1 and now on to season 2. Keep up the good work we wish we could be doing the same right now. Pennyredfern said it best, tourism is our main source of foreign income and these guys are a major part by showing off this beautiful country, I appreciate it so much, thks you guys. There are poor people everywhere in the world and Jamaica is no different and people move from place to place for different reason and we as Jcans have to preserve the prduct of

[483008983]

@mikeygeneral they are Jamaicans Mickey. I am Jamaican and living up board, and I come back and take in some of this myself...this is another side of Jamaica...they are many sides to JA. Jamaica is multifaceted.

[raychristofer]

@mikeygeneral Thats deep what you said Mikey, I wonder about that also, I just visit Jamaica and youd be shocked though at the amount of people building new or adding on to their houses, even in poorer places.they have better cell phones, name brand clothes and cars than I know I do, and alot of folks own their homes not like us in the US who die with unpaid mortgages. I think it balances out because sometimes were way more stressed out than your average Jamaican citizen. my 2 cents

[kaycas2]

Ive only been to Ricks cafe once and french mans cove

[dossettd]

My family's 100-year-old secret was that they were from Jamaica, were Jewish and black./the-sampsons-in-jamaica­.html I love these adventures and I am eager to connect with my family's past.

[mikeygeneral]

I have mixed feelings about this video, Knowing that these people can come and enjoy themselve's here, even the sodomite one's. Then i recall when i lived back home and my people couldn't even get work to buy food in Kingston. How am i supposed to feel? Should i feel happy for them? Or should i think about my people back home who are starving while they have a good time. It's just something so unfair with this situation. The Jamaica i know ain't nothing like this.

[medicvet]

Haven't seen every one of the videos yet, but as a true blue Negrilaholic, love the parts from around there..heck, love all of it. Thanks so much for sharing your experienced in Jamaica. :)