jamaica???
Q. jamaica???
Asked by cyrus_xi - Sat Sep 9 05:32:56 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you silly? what question is this?
Answered by Jurysca S - Sat Sep 9 05:34:53 2006
Q. jamaica???
Asked by cyrus_xi - Sat Sep 9 05:32:56 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you silly? what question is this?
Answered by Jurysca S - Sat Sep 9 05:34:53 2006
Is a vacation to Jamaica in hurricane season too dangerous?
Q. I'm planning a vacation for my mom and I. We're going to Jamaica the first week of September 2009. Is this too risky a move, in reference to hurricane season? My mom's a little nervous about getting stuck on the island with a hurricane.
Asked by Lola - Wed Jul 1 20:28:15 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As you are aware, hurricane season is from June 1 to November 30. While no one can say you will or will not be hit by a hurricane during the period, odds are slim. With the number of storms predicted to be slighly less active, that reduces your chances some. Also, the second link, gives you a history of tracks. If you are scared to travel due to the fear of a hurricane, are you scarded to travel due to the chance of catching H1N1 (swine flu), a plane crash, someone breaking into your house while you are gone, getting sunburnt, etc. etc. etc. Hurricane forecasters at Colorado State University have lowered their prediction for the number of hurricanes they expect to hit the Atlantic Basin in 2009 to five, down from an April forecast… [cont.]
Answered by traveler - Thu Jul 2 11:49:51 2009
Q. I'm planning a vacation for my mom and I. We're going to Jamaica the first week of September 2009. Is this too risky a move, in reference to hurricane season? My mom's a little nervous about getting stuck on the island with a hurricane.
Asked by Lola - Wed Jul 1 20:28:15 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As you are aware, hurricane season is from June 1 to November 30. While no one can say you will or will not be hit by a hurricane during the period, odds are slim. With the number of storms predicted to be slighly less active, that reduces your chances some. Also, the second link, gives you a history of tracks. If you are scared to travel due to the fear of a hurricane, are you scarded to travel due to the chance of catching H1N1 (swine flu), a plane crash, someone breaking into your house while you are gone, getting sunburnt, etc. etc. etc. Hurricane forecasters at Colorado State University have lowered their prediction for the number of hurricanes they expect to hit the Atlantic Basin in 2009 to five, down from an April forecast… [cont.]
Answered by traveler - Thu Jul 2 11:49:51 2009
What venues provide the best destination weddings in jamaica?
Q. I want to have a destination wedding in jamaica but I am undecided on what resort to choose. I'm only inviting no more than ten people to joy our wedding. Since I don't get to vacation much or spend a lot of money in a week, I want to make sure I choice the best place to enjoy my wedding. If you been to jamaica how was your experience.
Asked by Palyn - Thu Nov 13 12:48:40 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. coral cove resort in little bay jamaica. i'm getting married there in march, 2009. i've been researching this for a long time, and my fiance and i decided on this b/c it's intimate, small, and off the beaten path. if you don't like loud resorts that have weddings every hour (sandals), look into this place! there are only 12 or 13 rooms, so it's perfect for your guests. we're only bringing our parents and siblings (9 guests). it's an all-inclusive resort, so all meals, drink, and alcohol is included. so you don't have to worry about bringing lots of cash. our wedding, which includes photography, flowers, reception, massages, mani/pedi, videographer, decorations, ceremony, minister, band, all meals & drinks, and 4 nights in the honeymoon… [cont.]
Answered by mrs - Thu Nov 13 15:44:50 2008
Q. I want to have a destination wedding in jamaica but I am undecided on what resort to choose. I'm only inviting no more than ten people to joy our wedding. Since I don't get to vacation much or spend a lot of money in a week, I want to make sure I choice the best place to enjoy my wedding. If you been to jamaica how was your experience.
Asked by Palyn - Thu Nov 13 12:48:40 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. coral cove resort in little bay jamaica. i'm getting married there in march, 2009. i've been researching this for a long time, and my fiance and i decided on this b/c it's intimate, small, and off the beaten path. if you don't like loud resorts that have weddings every hour (sandals), look into this place! there are only 12 or 13 rooms, so it's perfect for your guests. we're only bringing our parents and siblings (9 guests). it's an all-inclusive resort, so all meals, drink, and alcohol is included. so you don't have to worry about bringing lots of cash. our wedding, which includes photography, flowers, reception, massages, mani/pedi, videographer, decorations, ceremony, minister, band, all meals & drinks, and 4 nights in the honeymoon… [cont.]
Answered by mrs - Thu Nov 13 15:44:50 2008
1)Jamaica presents an unhealthy environment start a business. Critically evaluate the truthfulness of this st?
Q. 1) Jamaica presents an unhealthy environment start a business. Critically evaluate the truthfulness of this statement. Answer in terms of investment and entrepreneurship. I don't necessarily need an answer to this question, but I would like guidance how to answer it. For instance, what are the indicators or a healthy/unhealthy investment environment? Think about your own country or city. How would you approach answering the question? Thank you.
Asked by Kurt Orlando Patterson - Mon May 11 18:04:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Jamaica is considered a third world country, so what is a first or second world exactly? Yet another question, no one seems to be able to answer. A third world country is simply a developing country and in the case of Jamaica it's a wonderful country to start a new business in. As a developing country I'm hopeful they will at the very least use their time wisely, to explore what the 'first world' have done incorrectly and attempt to overcome these issues prior to moving forward with further infrastructure and development. Thankfully, Jamaica has now realised that the financial hitmen from the US never did them any favours by lending them money to develop, and in turn financially raped the country and ruined futures by importing grain… [cont.]
Answered by Julie G - Wed May 13 03:47:35 2009
Q. 1) Jamaica presents an unhealthy environment start a business. Critically evaluate the truthfulness of this statement. Answer in terms of investment and entrepreneurship. I don't necessarily need an answer to this question, but I would like guidance how to answer it. For instance, what are the indicators or a healthy/unhealthy investment environment? Think about your own country or city. How would you approach answering the question? Thank you.
Asked by Kurt Orlando Patterson - Mon May 11 18:04:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Jamaica is considered a third world country, so what is a first or second world exactly? Yet another question, no one seems to be able to answer. A third world country is simply a developing country and in the case of Jamaica it's a wonderful country to start a new business in. As a developing country I'm hopeful they will at the very least use their time wisely, to explore what the 'first world' have done incorrectly and attempt to overcome these issues prior to moving forward with further infrastructure and development. Thankfully, Jamaica has now realised that the financial hitmen from the US never did them any favours by lending them money to develop, and in turn financially raped the country and ruined futures by importing grain… [cont.]
Answered by Julie G - Wed May 13 03:47:35 2009
What are the requirements when moving to Jamaica from the US?
Q. My fiance was just deported back to Montego Bay. I am a US citizen and I plan to move to Jamaica and need to know what all I need to do in order to stay there permanently?
Asked by Spoiled - Thu Oct 8 10:03:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just read up on it..here are a few links:
Answered by **ME** - Thu Oct 8 11:38:42 2009
Q. My fiance was just deported back to Montego Bay. I am a US citizen and I plan to move to Jamaica and need to know what all I need to do in order to stay there permanently?
Asked by Spoiled - Thu Oct 8 10:03:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just read up on it..here are a few links:
Answered by **ME** - Thu Oct 8 11:38:42 2009
How do I explore Jamaica outside the resort?
Q. I have been to Jamaica 3 times, and I plan on going back very soon. It's my favorite place in the world, and I would like to know how I can explore and experience Jamaica outside the resort? I've been on excursions but i'd like to see some different things and really experience all there is too offer.
Asked by Kelsey - Mon Apr 19 11:48:34 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. DonA is right. That is what I do when I visit Jamaica. I use a guy named Seymore Samuels he can be reached at c_morenitelifetours@yahoo .com or by calling 876-896-9692. He is very trustworthy and will take you anywhere you want to go on the island. I use him to go to Nine Mile and everywhere else. Just don't try to use him on the 9th or 10th of June :) Have Fun!!
Answered by Sublimeonelove - Mon Apr 19 18:05:40 2010
Q. I have been to Jamaica 3 times, and I plan on going back very soon. It's my favorite place in the world, and I would like to know how I can explore and experience Jamaica outside the resort? I've been on excursions but i'd like to see some different things and really experience all there is too offer.
Asked by Kelsey - Mon Apr 19 11:48:34 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. DonA is right. That is what I do when I visit Jamaica. I use a guy named Seymore Samuels he can be reached at c_morenitelifetours@yahoo .com or by calling 876-896-9692. He is very trustworthy and will take you anywhere you want to go on the island. I use him to go to Nine Mile and everywhere else. Just don't try to use him on the 9th or 10th of June :) Have Fun!!
Answered by Sublimeonelove - Mon Apr 19 18:05:40 2010
What is the best currency to use in Jamaica?
Q. I am going on honeymoon in a few weeks. We are staying at a Sandals resort in Ocho Rios, Jamaica. I am confused - is US dollars the best currency to use, or should we take a mix of US and Jamaican dollars?
Asked by eamonandmegan - Tue Jul 31 03:13:57 2007 - - 13 Answers - 1 Comments
A. We took the majority of our money in US dollars, and just a small amount in local currency. We found that the majority of places we went to, wanted US dollars anyway, but its worth having some local currency for taxi's, tips etc
Answered by Lisa Winchester - Tue Jul 31 03:21:04 2007
Q. I am going on honeymoon in a few weeks. We are staying at a Sandals resort in Ocho Rios, Jamaica. I am confused - is US dollars the best currency to use, or should we take a mix of US and Jamaican dollars?
Asked by eamonandmegan - Tue Jul 31 03:13:57 2007 - - 13 Answers - 1 Comments
A. We took the majority of our money in US dollars, and just a small amount in local currency. We found that the majority of places we went to, wanted US dollars anyway, but its worth having some local currency for taxi's, tips etc
Answered by Lisa Winchester - Tue Jul 31 03:21:04 2007
What is the best resort to stay at in Jamaica?
Q. We are trying to plan a trip to Jamaica. There are so many different resorts to choose from. We are looking for all inclusive trips. Does anyone have any good/bad advice about any specific resort? We just got married and are planning the trip for next year. Thanks for any help!
Asked by Angie - Sun Nov 5 14:43:12 2006 - - 8 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Sandals Grande Ocho Rios!!! We had a lot of fun there and will be back!
Answered by Shaunna H - Thu Nov 9 09:56:24 2006
Q. We are trying to plan a trip to Jamaica. There are so many different resorts to choose from. We are looking for all inclusive trips. Does anyone have any good/bad advice about any specific resort? We just got married and are planning the trip for next year. Thanks for any help!
Asked by Angie - Sun Nov 5 14:43:12 2006 - - 8 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Sandals Grande Ocho Rios!!! We had a lot of fun there and will be back!
Answered by Shaunna H - Thu Nov 9 09:56:24 2006
What is the best vacation city in Jamaica?
Q. I want to go to Jamaica for a weekend (in January most likely) with my boyfriend. We are college students so we are on a budget. What is the best vacation city in Jamaica? Hotels? We'd prefer to stay on/near the beach. If anyone has any suggestions it'd be much appreciated! Thanks!
Asked by MARIAH! - Wed Oct 21 00:04:25 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Negril is the spot. But I'm not sure if it's worth just a weekend trip. You really need a longer amount of time then a weekend. Let's assume you live in Miami. Getting to MIA prior to flight--1 hour. Flight from MIA to Montego Bay--1 1/2 hours. Clearing customs and getting to Negril--2 hours. If you are lucky and catch a late Friday evening flight OK, otherwise 4 1/2 hours minimum gone on Saturday morning. Getting from Negril to Montego Bay, checking in--2 hours. 1 hour wait at airport. 1 1/2 hour flight home. Clearing customs--1 hour. Getting from MIA to home--???. If you are luck and catch an 8 PM flight from MoBay, that gives you a best case of 42 hours in Negril. As for staying in MoBay, there is no "city center", the… [cont.]
Answered by traveler - Wed Oct 21 11:20:17 2009
Q. I want to go to Jamaica for a weekend (in January most likely) with my boyfriend. We are college students so we are on a budget. What is the best vacation city in Jamaica? Hotels? We'd prefer to stay on/near the beach. If anyone has any suggestions it'd be much appreciated! Thanks!
Asked by MARIAH! - Wed Oct 21 00:04:25 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Negril is the spot. But I'm not sure if it's worth just a weekend trip. You really need a longer amount of time then a weekend. Let's assume you live in Miami. Getting to MIA prior to flight--1 hour. Flight from MIA to Montego Bay--1 1/2 hours. Clearing customs and getting to Negril--2 hours. If you are lucky and catch a late Friday evening flight OK, otherwise 4 1/2 hours minimum gone on Saturday morning. Getting from Negril to Montego Bay, checking in--2 hours. 1 hour wait at airport. 1 1/2 hour flight home. Clearing customs--1 hour. Getting from MIA to home--???. If you are luck and catch an 8 PM flight from MoBay, that gives you a best case of 42 hours in Negril. As for staying in MoBay, there is no "city center", the… [cont.]
Answered by traveler - Wed Oct 21 11:20:17 2009
What is the website for a jamaica trip advertised on the tv?
Q. I saw a commercial for a trip to Jamaica. It advertised $99 tickets to fly to jamaica. The plane that was advertised was light orange or yellow, how ever u see it, on the side of the plane it said Jamaica..something. Could u please tell me where those tickets are available and or good tourist websites for jamaica?
Asked by eorehawk - Fri Jul 3 13:39:57 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like Air Jamaica, they used to run ads like that when I lived on Philadelphia. The $99 dollar fare does not include any of the fees and departure taxes, so the final fare ends up being about $290 p/p. also there are only like 10 seats per flight available. Get on a site such a kayak.com to find the cheapest air available from your city. Also, if you are interested in a full package vacation, check out skyauction.com, my wife and I took our 3 and 5 year old to FDR all inclusive with air and taxi included for $1900 total (yes that was with 4 air tickets). They have many similar deals listed but watch the junk fees (all are listed at the end of auction) Good luck and enjoy Jamaica, mon!
Answered by Chef David - Sat Jul 4 02:51:26 2009
Q. I saw a commercial for a trip to Jamaica. It advertised $99 tickets to fly to jamaica. The plane that was advertised was light orange or yellow, how ever u see it, on the side of the plane it said Jamaica..something. Could u please tell me where those tickets are available and or good tourist websites for jamaica?
Asked by eorehawk - Fri Jul 3 13:39:57 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like Air Jamaica, they used to run ads like that when I lived on Philadelphia. The $99 dollar fare does not include any of the fees and departure taxes, so the final fare ends up being about $290 p/p. also there are only like 10 seats per flight available. Get on a site such a kayak.com to find the cheapest air available from your city. Also, if you are interested in a full package vacation, check out skyauction.com, my wife and I took our 3 and 5 year old to FDR all inclusive with air and taxi included for $1900 total (yes that was with 4 air tickets). They have many similar deals listed but watch the junk fees (all are listed at the end of auction) Good luck and enjoy Jamaica, mon!
Answered by Chef David - Sat Jul 4 02:51:26 2009
Where is the best place to find Tourist information for Jamaica?
Q. Im planning a 3-4 day trip to Jamaica. Which are the best places to see? What are the best things to do?
Asked by jns - Fri Apr 7 16:15:22 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The north coast is the best , Dunns RIver falls, Ricks Cafe Negril, endless beaches www.jamaica.com
Answered by nitenurse - Fri Apr 7 16:17:02 2006
Q. Im planning a 3-4 day trip to Jamaica. Which are the best places to see? What are the best things to do?
Asked by jns - Fri Apr 7 16:15:22 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The north coast is the best , Dunns RIver falls, Ricks Cafe Negril, endless beaches www.jamaica.com
Answered by nitenurse - Fri Apr 7 16:17:02 2006
How long does it take to get from Jamaica Station to Lexington Ave via the E subway line?
Q. I am taking the LIRR to Jamaica station, then was planning taking the E line to Lexington Ave. The other option is taking the LIRR to Penn and then the E line uptown to Lexington, but I'm thinking it may be faster or less expensive to go to Jamaica then take the subway. HELP!!!
Asked by Dori S. - Fri Apr 11 16:20:08 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if i were you i would take the LIRR into penn station and then transfer, it will save you lots of time and is only a few more dollars then the LIRR (i did a test on the LIRR website from Mastic and the difference was $2). Make sure you buy your ticket before you get on the train, online of at the ticket booth/machine, they charge more if you buy it once you get on!
Answered by jet_charter3 - Fri Apr 11 17:59:42 2008
Q. I am taking the LIRR to Jamaica station, then was planning taking the E line to Lexington Ave. The other option is taking the LIRR to Penn and then the E line uptown to Lexington, but I'm thinking it may be faster or less expensive to go to Jamaica then take the subway. HELP!!!
Asked by Dori S. - Fri Apr 11 16:20:08 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if i were you i would take the LIRR into penn station and then transfer, it will save you lots of time and is only a few more dollars then the LIRR (i did a test on the LIRR website from Mastic and the difference was $2). Make sure you buy your ticket before you get on the train, online of at the ticket booth/machine, they charge more if you buy it once you get on!
Answered by jet_charter3 - Fri Apr 11 17:59:42 2008
What is the best month to travel to Jamaica?
Q. My husband and I want to visit Ocho Rios in Jamaica...We've been there 3 times..Once in May, Once in September, and once in October...We found we had the best weather in May...But just wondering what is the best month as far as lots of sun, and little rain in Jamaica?
Asked by Kelsey - Sun Apr 18 17:24:58 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Honestly you should visit the island during the summer months of May to July. You will always experience the warm sun and cool nights and there is usually little rain until the month of August.
Answered by SanjayK - Mon Apr 19 02:30:48 2010
Q. My husband and I want to visit Ocho Rios in Jamaica...We've been there 3 times..Once in May, Once in September, and once in October...We found we had the best weather in May...But just wondering what is the best month as far as lots of sun, and little rain in Jamaica?
Asked by Kelsey - Sun Apr 18 17:24:58 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Honestly you should visit the island during the summer months of May to July. You will always experience the warm sun and cool nights and there is usually little rain until the month of August.
Answered by SanjayK - Mon Apr 19 02:30:48 2010
How much money is it to Ship Clothes to Jamaica from Arizona?
Q. Ok so when hurricane Dean hit Jamaica my friends and I thought we should Send clothes over to the victims...Only problem is we dont know how much money we need to raise to ship the clothes over to Jamaica from Arizona! Does anyone know the price?
Asked by smileyrootbeer - Thu Aug 30 22:18:16 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well if you are sending charity you are supposed to have no problem or cost having them cleared at customs. The shipping cost from there should be dependent upon the weight of the package. Check the site below to see.
Answered by vanitee of vanitees - Thu Aug 30 23:41:16 2007
Q. Ok so when hurricane Dean hit Jamaica my friends and I thought we should Send clothes over to the victims...Only problem is we dont know how much money we need to raise to ship the clothes over to Jamaica from Arizona! Does anyone know the price?
Asked by smileyrootbeer - Thu Aug 30 22:18:16 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well if you are sending charity you are supposed to have no problem or cost having them cleared at customs. The shipping cost from there should be dependent upon the weight of the package. Check the site below to see.
Answered by vanitee of vanitees - Thu Aug 30 23:41:16 2007
How can I text someone in Jamaica without incurring extra charges?
Q. I live in NYC and texting my friend in Jamaica costs me 20 cents per text. I know I read somewhere that you can set something up with your phone, where a third party sends the text and it counts as a regular text from your plan. I have T-mobile. Does anyone know about this? Or some other, cheaper, way? Thanks
Asked by princess - Sun Jun 13 15:25:57 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i have t mobile too... so I would like to know more about what you are talking about also ... but in the mean time just send them a text via your yahoo email account. example 876xxx@digitextjm.com Also you can't have more than 160 characters that includes spaces. and keep in mind your text may get there instantly or 2 months from now.
Answered by Cubanflower - Sun Jun 13 19:19:55 2010
Q. I live in NYC and texting my friend in Jamaica costs me 20 cents per text. I know I read somewhere that you can set something up with your phone, where a third party sends the text and it counts as a regular text from your plan. I have T-mobile. Does anyone know about this? Or some other, cheaper, way? Thanks
Asked by princess - Sun Jun 13 15:25:57 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i have t mobile too... so I would like to know more about what you are talking about also ... but in the mean time just send them a text via your yahoo email account. example 876xxx@digitextjm.com Also you can't have more than 160 characters that includes spaces. and keep in mind your text may get there instantly or 2 months from now.
Answered by Cubanflower - Sun Jun 13 19:19:55 2010
My husband and I want to start a charity for school children in Jamaica. Where do I start?
Q. I dont know where to start but Im sure this is the right thing for us to do. We feel strongly that if we live in Jamaica we must do something good in return. Will the government help? US or Jamaican? I am open to any ideas. I want to help them buy their uniforms and books. I would like to have free skill workshops. Where do I get the money? and how do I start the paperwork?
Asked by Kjo - Tue Jul 8 11:42:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To start a nonprofit, you first need to get a very impassioned group of people together who support your idea and will provide some start up funding and serve on the board of directors, you need to get letters of endorsement from existing organizations saying this program is needed, you need to have data that shows your target group is in need whatever service it is that you want to provide and that they are not served otherwise, you need to have profiles of your staff showing they have experience and expertise, and you need to have a draft of what your first year's budget would look like (what expenses you expect to incur, what you expect to pay staff, etc.). You aren't going to have any money until you have donors, and you aren't going… [cont.]
Answered by Jayne says READ MORE BOOKS - Fri Jul 11 02:30:13 2008
Q. I dont know where to start but Im sure this is the right thing for us to do. We feel strongly that if we live in Jamaica we must do something good in return. Will the government help? US or Jamaican? I am open to any ideas. I want to help them buy their uniforms and books. I would like to have free skill workshops. Where do I get the money? and how do I start the paperwork?
Asked by Kjo - Tue Jul 8 11:42:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To start a nonprofit, you first need to get a very impassioned group of people together who support your idea and will provide some start up funding and serve on the board of directors, you need to get letters of endorsement from existing organizations saying this program is needed, you need to have data that shows your target group is in need whatever service it is that you want to provide and that they are not served otherwise, you need to have profiles of your staff showing they have experience and expertise, and you need to have a draft of what your first year's budget would look like (what expenses you expect to incur, what you expect to pay staff, etc.). You aren't going to have any money until you have donors, and you aren't going… [cont.]
Answered by Jayne says READ MORE BOOKS - Fri Jul 11 02:30:13 2008
Should I go to Jamaica for a friends wedding or apply for the masters program to better my future?
Q. I have a friend that is getting married next year and they are going to Jamaica. But I had thought about applying for the masters program because I am having a hard time finding a job. My question is should I apply and go to school to better my future or should I go to Jamaica and see my friends wedding?
Asked by Jill J - Sun Sep 28 18:30:37 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it would all depend on how close the friend was but if she /he is close enough i would do the wedding but the other answer is right to because u can miss a few days of class
Answered by misty l - Sun Sep 28 18:39:08 2008
Q. I have a friend that is getting married next year and they are going to Jamaica. But I had thought about applying for the masters program because I am having a hard time finding a job. My question is should I apply and go to school to better my future or should I go to Jamaica and see my friends wedding?
Asked by Jill J - Sun Sep 28 18:30:37 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it would all depend on how close the friend was but if she /he is close enough i would do the wedding but the other answer is right to because u can miss a few days of class
Answered by misty l - Sun Sep 28 18:39:08 2008
What is the best wedding location in Jamaica?
Q. My fiance and I would LOVE to get married in Jamaica. We have been looking online for places and a beach wedding would be nice, but also a wedding in the mountains looks absolutely breath taking. Any recommendations? Help!
Asked by Waiting23 - Sat Aug 8 16:55:38 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been working with a few companies. They work with your budget and help you get exactly what you are looking for. One is Miles Morgan: www.milesmorgantravel.co. uk. I found them by searching on yahoo for beach weddings. The other company i found by going to an expo in London. Next time one is on you should try and go- they are so useful. This company is called Travel Designers and the lady i am dealing with, Althea, she used to live in Jamaica, i think. She specialises in Caribbean weddings and she has found a wonderful hotel for us called Half Moon in Montego bay- the hotel is quite expensive but they are very willing to try and bring their prices down. I hope this helps, and if i can help with anything else, let me know.
Answered by ' . - Mon Aug 10 06:56:39 2009
Q. My fiance and I would LOVE to get married in Jamaica. We have been looking online for places and a beach wedding would be nice, but also a wedding in the mountains looks absolutely breath taking. Any recommendations? Help!
Asked by Waiting23 - Sat Aug 8 16:55:38 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been working with a few companies. They work with your budget and help you get exactly what you are looking for. One is Miles Morgan: www.milesmorgantravel.co. uk. I found them by searching on yahoo for beach weddings. The other company i found by going to an expo in London. Next time one is on you should try and go- they are so useful. This company is called Travel Designers and the lady i am dealing with, Althea, she used to live in Jamaica, i think. She specialises in Caribbean weddings and she has found a wonderful hotel for us called Half Moon in Montego bay- the hotel is quite expensive but they are very willing to try and bring their prices down. I hope this helps, and if i can help with anything else, let me know.
Answered by ' . - Mon Aug 10 06:56:39 2009
How much spending money will I need in Jamaica for a 3 month say?
Q. I dont mean to live as a tourist, but how much does the average Jamaica spend per month, Thanks in advance I will be staying in the rural area, with friends. So I won't be paying rent or anything. I just need a rough idea
Asked by girlnextdoor - Thu Sep 24 18:44:01 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am and Jamaican, and i am living in Jamaica right now. $1.00US = Approx $89.00JM (Note that this currency rate changes ofter i could decrease or increase anytime) The Is what i normally spend weekly: Monday- A small breakfast would cost- $250.00JM Lunch - $300.00JM Dinner - $359-$700.00 JMD Tuesday- Same as above Wednesday - Same thing Thursday - Same Friday & Saturday- Groceries - $12,000.00JMD Might want to go out so you will need about $3000.00 Sunday- You will probbly cook at home from groceries. Other stuff you will probably need money for and recommended places. Suviners - $3.500. Recommeded Place to visit: 1.Dunn's River Falls 2. Cool Runnings Water Park 3.Devon House 4.Emancipation Park 5.Bob Marley Museum(the [cont.]
Answered by Jevaughn P - Fri Sep 25 17:32:25 2009
Q. I dont mean to live as a tourist, but how much does the average Jamaica spend per month, Thanks in advance I will be staying in the rural area, with friends. So I won't be paying rent or anything. I just need a rough idea
Asked by girlnextdoor - Thu Sep 24 18:44:01 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am and Jamaican, and i am living in Jamaica right now. $1.00US = Approx $89.00JM (Note that this currency rate changes ofter i could decrease or increase anytime) The Is what i normally spend weekly: Monday- A small breakfast would cost- $250.00JM Lunch - $300.00JM Dinner - $359-$700.00 JMD Tuesday- Same as above Wednesday - Same thing Thursday - Same Friday & Saturday- Groceries - $12,000.00JMD Might want to go out so you will need about $3000.00 Sunday- You will probbly cook at home from groceries. Other stuff you will probably need money for and recommended places. Suviners - $3.500. Recommeded Place to visit: 1.Dunn's River Falls 2. Cool Runnings Water Park 3.Devon House 4.Emancipation Park 5.Bob Marley Museum(the [cont.]
Answered by Jevaughn P - Fri Sep 25 17:32:25 2009
How do I travel from Framingham MA to Jamaica New York via Train?
Q. I am moving to Framingham MA, however am transfering my job to Jamaica New York, I am trying to find the fastest way via train to travel. I have always been so confused by train schedules and cant seem to figure them out and could really use someones help.
Asked by unknown - Sun Jan 10 19:10:46 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do not enjoy being the bearer of bad news, but traveling by train from Framingham to Jamaica, New York will prove a daunting task at best. Probably the easiest method would be to take the commuter rail to South Station and then board Amtrak. Amtrak to Penn Station and then switch to the Long Island Railroad. You would then take the Long Island Railroad to Jamaica. The Amtrak portion of this alone at minimum will take slightly under four hours (via Acela express), and this will be costly. I am hoping that you are planning only to do this once per week. If you are going to do this on a daily basis you will easily be spending more time in transit then you will be spending on the job. Good luck!
Answered by Melissa E - Sun Jan 10 22:53:37 2010
Q. I am moving to Framingham MA, however am transfering my job to Jamaica New York, I am trying to find the fastest way via train to travel. I have always been so confused by train schedules and cant seem to figure them out and could really use someones help.
Asked by unknown - Sun Jan 10 19:10:46 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do not enjoy being the bearer of bad news, but traveling by train from Framingham to Jamaica, New York will prove a daunting task at best. Probably the easiest method would be to take the commuter rail to South Station and then board Amtrak. Amtrak to Penn Station and then switch to the Long Island Railroad. You would then take the Long Island Railroad to Jamaica. The Amtrak portion of this alone at minimum will take slightly under four hours (via Acela express), and this will be costly. I am hoping that you are planning only to do this once per week. If you are going to do this on a daily basis you will easily be spending more time in transit then you will be spending on the job. Good luck!
Answered by Melissa E - Sun Jan 10 22:53:37 2010
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