TOURIST (Stopover Arrivals) Europe. United States. Latin America. Canada. Monthly Statistical Report USA 65.0% Canada 16.7% UK 9.2% All Other 2.

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1 S 2017 V XXV, I 9 Monthly Statistical Report IN SEPTEMBER 2017 Stopover arrivals up 9.2% US Market up 3.2% Canada up 25.6% Europe up 20.5% Cruise Passenger up by 54.1% TOURIST (Stopover Arrivals) Stopover arrivals in September 2017 were a record 131,416, an increase of 9.2% over the 120,340 recorded in September For the five months of summer, May to September, arrivals increased by 9.8%, with 965,708 stopovers compared to 879,504 in Cumula vely, January to September 2017, stopover arrivals increased by 6.3%, with 1,756,673 arrivals compared to 1,652,612 in United States Stopover arrivals from the United States market recorded a 3.2% increase in September 2017, with a total of 77,566 arrivals compared to the 75,193 arrivals who visited in September The US marke ng regions recorded mixed results in arrivals, the Northeast with 31,073 grew by 6.0%, the South with 23,741 fell by 3.7%, the Mid-West with 13,162 grew by 14.3%, and the West with 9,590 fell by 1.4%. For the summer period, May to September 2017, the US market region recorded a 8.8% increase in arrivals, with 665,529 visitors compared to the 611,563 visitors during the same period in The Northeast increased by 9.7%, the South grew by 7.9%, the Midwest increased by 8.5% and the West increased by 8.3%. Year-to-date, January to September 2017, the US market region has grown by 5.3%, with 1,141,001 visitors compared to the 1,083,134 visitors during the same period in The Northeast grew by 3.5%, the South grew by 6.6%, the Mid-west increased by 7.5%, and the West up by 6.0% Canada USA 65.0% In September 2017, the Canadian market recorded a significant increase in arrivals of 25.6%, with 22,269 stopovers compared to 17,732 in September Stopover arrivals from Atlan c Canada grew by 25.9%; the main provinces of Newfoundland increased by 38.0%, over September 2016 and those from Nova Sco a increased by 14.0%. Stopover arrivals from Central Canada increased by 29.1%; the leading province of Ontario increased by 24.4%, and the second most important Canadian province of Quebec grew by 59.8%. Stopover arrivals from Western Canada rose by 1.0%; the main province of Alberta recorded a decrease of 3.2%, and arrivals from Bri sh Columbia increased by 6.3%. For the five months of Summer 2016, May to September, arrivals from Canada were up 10.3% with 121,615 stopovers compared to 110,299 during the same me in Cumula vely, the Canadian market with 293,692 visitors recorded an increase of 7.5% or 20,546 more visitors than in The top producing provinces of Ontario with 203,740 has grown by 9.9%, and Quebec, with 35,234 visitors grew by 9.8%. Europe MARKET SHARE January September 2017 All Other 2.0% Canada 16.7% UK 9.2% Europe 4.4% Caribbean 2.7% The European market region recorded a outstanding increase of 20.5% in September 2017, with 23,919 stopover arrivals compared to the 19,856 recorded in September In the Northern European region, the main visitor producing countries, United Kingdom, with 16,873 arrivals, grew by 6.1% and Ireland with 211 arrivals rose by 22.0%. In the South-Western European region, Germany with 2,763 visitor arrivals increased by 139.6%, Spain with 852 increased by 198.9%, Portugal with 684 visitors increased by 2,342.9%, the Netherlands with 525 arrivals increased by 15.9%, and Italy with 510 arrivals rose by 3.4%. Stopover arrivals from Central-East Europe with 362 arrivals grew by 17.2%. For the summer period, May to September 2017, arrivals from Europe grew by 17.5%, with 130,469 arrivals compared to 111,072 in Year-to-date, January to September 2017, arrivals from the European market has grown by 11.0%. Total stopover arrivals were 239,228 compared to 215,452 in Northern Europe was up 2.5%, moving from 168,213 in 2016 to 172,381 in Arrivals from the South/West region increased by 40.7% with 60,916 arrivals, and those from the Central/ East region increased by 50.8% with 5,931 arrivals. Latin America Arrivals from La n America increased by 15.4% in September 2017, with a total of 2,203 stopovers compared to 1,909 in September From the Central American region, stopover arrivals decreased by 6.7% with 714 arrivals. Mexico with 311 arrivals fell by 20.3%, while Panama with 154 grew by 30.5%. From the South American region, stopover arrivals increased by 30.2% with 1,489 arrivals. Chile with 471 increased by 45.8%, Argen na with 265 arrivals grew by 23.8%, and Brazil with 265 arrivals increased by 89.3%. For the summer period, May to September 2017, arrivals from La n America grew by 24.1%, with 13,511 arrivals compared to 10,884 in Cumula vely, January to September 2017, stopover arrivals from La n America increased by 17.2%, with a total of 24,051 arrivals compared to 20,528 in Stopovers from Central America declined by 15.8%. The main Central American countries of Mexico declined by 16.1% and Panama increased by 25.3%. Stopovers from South America increased by 38.0% with 17,354 arrivals, The top producing countries of Argen na with 4,258 arrivals grew by 73.0%, Chile with 4,249 arrivals grew by 21.6%, and Brazil with 3,545 increased by 118.2%.

2 The Caribbean Stopover arrivals to Jamaica from the Caribbean region decreased by 1.2% in September 2017 with a total of 4,443 visitors, compared to 4,498 in September The Cayman Islands and Trinidad & Tobago con nued to be the major visitor producing Caribbean countries in September 2017 with 1,252 and 721 stopover arrivals, respec vely. Cumula vely, stopovers for the January - September 2017 period were down 3.9% moving from 48,770 in 2016 to 46,860 in Asia The Asian market decreased by 11.9% in September 2017 with a total of 606 stopovers compared to 688 in September China, India, and Japan, are the major visitor-producing countries with 254, 133 and 111 stopovers arriving from each country, respec vely. For the January to September 2017 period, stopover arrivals from Asia grew by 3.0%, with 7,032 arrivals compared to 6,829 arrivals in Other Countries Overall, stopover arrivals from other countries increased by 1.2% in the January to September 2017 period. Of the Other Countries, Australia provided the most stop-over arrivals to Jamaica, with 1,889 visitors in 2017 compared to 1,938 in This represents a decrease of 2.5%. Market Share The market share of stopover visitors for the period January to September 2017 was as follows: USA 65.0%; Canada 16.7%; UK 9.2%; Con nental Europe 4.4%, the Caribbean 2.7%; and the others, including La n America and Asia 2.0%. Page 2 Cruise Passengers A total of 132,551 cruise passengers visited Jamaica in September This represented a 54.1% increase over the 86,033 for September Thousands 1,400 1,200 1, CRUISE PASSENGER ARRIVALS BY PORT JANUARY SEPTEMBER 1,116.5 For September 2017, Cruise passengers visi ng the port of Falmouth grew by 37.5%. Cruise passengers visi ng the port of Ocho Rios rose by 144.6% and those visi ng the port of Montego Bay decreased by 34.1%. For the five months of summer, May to September 2016, cruise passengers visi ng Jamaica were up by 16.2%, with 555,824 passengers compared to 478,388 during the same period in Year-to-date, January to September 2017 saw 1,330,343 cruise passenger arrivals visi ng the three major ports, an increase of 106,738 passengers or 8.7%. Length of Stay 1, , MoBay Ocho Rios Falmouth Total The average length of stay of Foreign Na onal arrivals in September 2017 was 8.6 nights compared to 8.8 nights in September The average length of stay in hotels was 6.5 nights in September 2017, compared to 6.9 nights in September The average length of stay of Non Resident Jamaican arrivals in September 2017 was 17.8 nights compared to 16.0 in September The average length of stay in hotels in September 2017 was 7.5 nights, compared to 7.7 nights in September During the January to September 2016 period the average length of stay of Foreign Na onal arrivals in all types of accommoda ons was 8.3 nights compared to 8.6 nights in For the Non- Resident Jamaican arrivals the average length of stay was 16.4 nights compared to 16.0 nights in Purpose of Visit During the period January to September 2017, 91.5% or 1,508,876 of the 1,648,413 Foreign Na onals visited Jamaica for Leisure, 4.0% were on Business, 4.0% were on Other purposes of travel and 0.5% did not state their purpose of travel. A total of 86,522 or 79.9% of the 108,260 Non Resident Jamaicans were visi ng for Leisure, 4.0% were on Business, 13.4% were on Other purposes of travel and 2.8% failed to provide a reason for travel. Year-to-date January to September 2017, 90.8% or a total of 1,595,398 of the total stopover arrivals of 1,756,673 visited Jamaica for Leisure, 4.0% were on Business, 4.6% were on Other purposes of travel and 0.6% did not state their purpose of travel. Intended Resort Area of Stay Of the 131,416 stopover arrivals visi ng Jamaica in September 2017, the resort area of Montego Bay welcomed 44,977 arrivals or 34.2%; Ocho Rios received 30,044 or 22.9%, Negril welcomed 26,406 or 20.1%; and 13,250 or 10.1% visited Kingston. The remaining 12.7% stayed in the Mandeville/South Coast, Port Antonio resort regions and Other areas in Jamaica. Between January and September 2017, the pa ern remained the same. Montego Bay, Negril, and Ocho Rios accounted for 1,369,347 or 78.0% of the stopover arrivals. Type of Airlines used Of the 1,756,673 stopover visitors to Jamaica in the period January to September 2017, 1,621,239 or 92.3% used scheduled airlines, while 135,434 or 7.5% used chartered flights. During the corresponding period in 2016 the percentage distribu on was: 93.3% used scheduled airlines and 6.7% used chartered flights. Monthly Statistical Report

3 TABLE 1 TOURIST ARRIVALS January - September 2017 < Stopovers > Total Foreign +/- +/- Non-Resident +/- +/- Stopover +/- +/- Month Nationals 2017/ /15 Jamaicans 2017/ /15 Arrivals 2017/ /15 January 175, % 5.2% 10, % 6.5% 185, % 5.2% February 178, % 5.6% 8, % -6.4% 186, % 5.0% March 201, % 1.4% 10, % -18.1% 212, % 0.2% April 193, % 9.0% 12, % -0.8% 205, % 8.4% Jan.-Apr. 748, % 5.2% 42, % -5.4% 790, % 4.6% May 171, % 8.2% 10, % 3.5% 181, % 7.9% June 196, % 15.9% 14, % 14.6% 211, % 15.8% July 229, % 13.6% 18, % 3.0% 248, % 12.7% August 179, % 15.1% 13, % 2.0% 192, % 14.1% September 122, % 15.6% 8, % 6.8% 131, % 15.0% May - Sep. 899, % 13.6% 66, % 5.8% 965, % 13.0% Jan.- Sep. 1,648, % 9.6% 108, % 1.1% 1,756, % 9.0%

4 STOPOVER ARRIVALS FOREIGN NATIONALS (Thousands) JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC FIG. 1 STOPOVER ARRIVALS NON-RESIDENT JAMAICANS (Thousands) JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC FIG. 1a P. 2

5 STOPOVER ARRIVALS BY PURPOSE OF VISIT JANUARY - SEPTEMBER 2017 Visiting Friends & Relatives 14.7% Vacation 67.9% Business 3.9% Convention/Meeting 1.0% Honeymoon/Wedding 8.2% Not Stated 0.6% Other 4.6% January - September Fig. 1b STOPOVER ARRIVALS BY PURPOSE OF VISIT Foreign Nationals Non Resident Jamaicans % Share Total % Share 2017 % Share Vacation 1,164, % 28, % 1,192, % Visiting Friends & Relatives 202, % 55, % 258, % Business 64, % 4, % 69, % Convention/Meeting 1, % % 1, % Honeymoon/Wedding 141, % 2, % 144, % Other 65, % 14, % 80, % Not Stated 7, % 3, % 10, % TOTAL 1,648, % 108, % 1,756, % P. 3

6 p. 4 TABLE 1.2 STOPOVER ARRIVALS BY MARKET REGION AND MONTH OF ARRIVAL 2017 U.S.A. U.K. Latin Other Northeast Mid-West South West Total Canada Europe America Caribbean Asia Countries Total January 42,896 29,056 20,973 10, ,026 45,905 28,729 2,805 4, ,873 February 46,084 31,463 20,701 9, ,964 43,447 26,838 2,741 4,227 1, ,670 March 50,113 35,652 31,823 14, ,844 44,256 28,451 2,319 4, ,600 April 62,508 23,314 32,898 13, ,638 38,469 24,741 2,675 6, ,822 Jan.-Apr. 201, , ,395 47, , , ,759 10,540 18,725 3,484 1, ,965 May 50,474 21,016 33,970 16, ,446 27,394 22,481 2,885 4, ,669 June 56,816 23,833 50,277 25, ,664 21,080 23,316 2,652 6, ,119 July 78,035 23,625 50,155 26, ,432 26,773 31,576 3,152 7, ,626 August 67,992 15,721 30,890 15, ,421 24,099 29,177 2,619 5, ,878 September 31,073 13,162 23,741 9,590 77,566 22,269 23,919 2,203 4, ,416 May - Sep. 284,390 97, ,033 94, , , ,469 13,511 28,135 3,548 2, ,708 Jan. - Sep. 485, , , ,740 1,141, , ,228 24,051 46,860 7,032 4,809 1,756,673 +/- % 3.5% 7.5% 6.6% 6.0% 5.3% 7.5% 11.0% 17.2% -3.9% 3.0% 1.2% 6.3%

7 TABLE 2 TOTAL STOPOVER ARRIVALS BY PERMANENT RESIDENCE U.S.A. NORTHEAST SEPTEMBER JANUARY - SEPTEMBER % C h a n g e % C h a n g e / / / / / /14 Connecticut 1,453 1,570 1,774 1, ,320 28,137 27,561 26, Delaware ,099 5,171 5,318 5, Maine ,358 3,698 3,505 3, Maryland 2,762 3,332 3,168 3, ,742 44,117 43,120 48, Massachusetts 1,438 1,472 1,635 1, ,109 31,459 29,964 31, New Hamshire ,470 4,575 4,737 5, New Jersey 3,133 3,293 3,590 3, ,947 57,111 61,675 63, New York 11,515 12,146 12,371 12, , , , , Pennsylvania 3,094 3,536 3,296 3, ,747 55,723 58,647 59, Rhode Island ,160 3,605 3,571 3, Vermont ,705 1,801 1,962 1, Virginia 1,675 1,802 1,836 1, ,059 26,656 27,051 28, Washington D.C ,621 6,297 5,722 5, West Virginia ,600 2,592 2,729 2, Total 26,387 28,781 29,306 31, , , , , MIDWEST Illinois 2,411 2,502 2,722 2, ,865 42,894 46,256 46, Indiana 1,056 1,070 1,280 1, ,685 14,940 14,853 16, Iowa ,790 10,689 10,997 10, Kansas ,896 6,153 6,450 6, Kentucky ,144 6,725 7,473 8, Michigan 1,260 1,349 1,233 1, ,506 22,724 23,509 26, Minnesota ,427 18,293 17,939 17, Missouri ,283 1, ,579 14,501 15,765 18, Nebraska ,573 6,007 6,371 7, North Dakota ,587 2,877 2,606 2, Ohio 1,768 1,818 1,894 2, ,407 23,901 25,951 29, South Dakota ,415 2,544 2,705 2, Wisconsin ,857 19,757 20,816 22, Total 10,362 10,834 11,518 13, , , , , p. 5

8 TABLE 2 TOTAL STOPOVER ARRIVALS BY PERMANENT RESIDENCE SEPTEMBER JANUARY - SEPTEMBER % C h a n g e % C h a n g e / / / / / /14 SOUTH Alabama ,409 7,518 7,489 8, Arkansas ,417 3,517 3,588 4, Florida 11,427 12,524 13,955 12, , , , , Georgia 3,506 4,170 4,139 4, ,528 47,980 49,115 53, Louisiana ,011 6,543 7,617 8, Mississippi ,594 3,368 3,496 4, North Carolina 1,681 1,860 2,473 2, ,379 23,054 25,508 29, South Carolina ,024 1, ,233 10,764 11,251 12, Tennessee 1,078 1,004 1,150 1, ,951 12,789 13,357 15, Total 19,857 22,097 24,646 23, , , , , WEST Alaska Arizona ,590 5,591 5,956 6, California 2,551 2,597 3,004 2, ,873 34,364 39,178 42, Colorado ,638 8,597 9,214 10, Hawaii Idaho , Montana Nevada ,041 2,752 3,432 3, New Mexico ,138 1,156 1,563 1, Oklahoma ,727 5,769 6,506 6, Oregon ,160 2,535 2,543 2, Texas 2,939 3,054 3,982 3, ,193 44,743 55,314 56, Utah ,814 2,236 2,445 2, Washington ,011 5,006 5,290 5, Wyoming Total 7,924 8,166 9,723 9, , , , , TOTAL U.S.A. 64,530 69,878 75,193 77, ,707 1,030,383 1,083,134 1,141, p. 6

9 TABLE 2 TOTAL STOPOVER ARRIVALS BY PERMANENT RESIDENCE SEPTEMBER JANUARY - SEPTEMBER % C h a n g e % C h a n g e / / / / / /14 CANADA Atlantic Canada New Brunswick ,167 4,473 3,829 3, Newfoundland ,456 4,707 5,056 5, Nova Scotia ,255 8,801 7,207 6, P.E. Island Total ,805 18,662 16,888 15, Central Canada Ontario 11,655 11,780 12,960 16, , , , , Quebec 2,641 2,181 2,009 3, ,469 38,197 32,080 35, Total 14,296 13,961 14,969 19, , , , , Western Canada Alberta 1,229 1,165 1,365 1, ,294 21,610 18,174 18, British Columbia ,794 6,981 7,160 7, Manitoba ,006 7,320 6,929 7, Saskatchewan ,893 7,294 6,052 5, Other Canada Total 1,989 1,901 2,176 2, ,373 43,556 38,712 39, Total Canada 16,860 16,535 17,732 22, , , , , EUROPE Northern Europe U.K. 13,508 15,431 15,977 16, , , , , Denmark ,405 1, Finland ,994 1, Ireland ,671 1,873 3,140 2, Norway , Sweden ,782 4,873 7,897 5, Total 13,850 15,744 16,245 17, , , , , Southern Europe Greece Italy ,621 6,499 9,364 10, Portugal , , Spain ,862 2,173 2,486 6, Western Europe Austria ,659 1,639 1,525 1, Belgium ,212 3,890 4,164 4, France ,720 3,913 3,928 5, Germany 1,325 1,251 1,153 2, ,968 14,626 14,142 20, Luxemburg Netherlands ,574 4,677 4,585 5, Switzerland ,273 2,342 2,406 2, Total 3,079 3,160 3,302 6, ,732 40,852 43,306 60, Central/East Europe Czech Republic ,020 1, Hungary Poland , Russia , Ukraine Other Europe ,700 1,740 1,514 1, Total ,848 5,152 3,933 5, Total Europe 17,234 19,179 19,856 23, , , , , p. 7

10 TABLE 2 TOTAL STOPOVER ARRIVALS BY PERMANENT RESIDENCE SEPTEMBER JANUARY - SEPTEMBER % C h a n g e % C h a n g e / / / / / /14 LATIN AMERICA CENTRAL AMERICA Mexico ,144 3,233 3,455 2, Belize Costa Rica ,022 2, El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua Panama ,954 1,463 1,192 1, Total ,133 7,138 7,952 6, SOUTH AMERICA Argentina ,267 2,738 2,461 4, Bolivia Brazil ,091 2,312 1,625 3, Chile ,770 3,947 3,495 4, Colombia ,001 1,924 1,928 1, Ecuador ,681 1, Paraguay Peru ,230 1,178 1,322 1, Uruguay Venezuela Other South America Total 1,717 1,526 1,144 1, ,576 15,245 12,576 17, Total Latin America 2,495 2,470 1,909 2, ,709 22,383 20,528 24, p. 8

11 TABLE 2 TOTAL STOPOVER ARRIVALS BY PERMANENT RESIDENCE SEPTEMBER JANUARY - SEPTEMBER % C h a n g e % C h a n g e / / / / / /14 CARIBBEAN Antigua ,361 1,563 1,875 1, Bahamas ,847 3,968 4,361 4, Barbados ,250 3,172 3,384 3, Bermuda ,575 1,773 1,778 1, British Virgin Is Cayman Is. 1,220 1,179 1,227 1, ,861 12,026 12,565 13, Dominica Grenada Guyana ,946 1,679 1,581 1, Monsterrat St. Kitts/Nevis/Anguilla St. Lucia St. Vincent Turks & Caicos Is ,484 2,474 2,669 2, Trinidad & Tobago ,527 8,506 8,711 7, Comm. Caribbean 3,842 3,833 3,622 3, ,239 38,627 40,627 39, Aruba Cuba ,189 1,532 1,801 2, Curacao Dominican Rep ,305 1,655 1,744 1, Guadelope Haiti Puerto Rico ,059 1,128 1,179 1, St. Maarten , Surinam All other Caribbean Other Caribbean ,699 7,380 8,143 7, TOTAL CARIBBEAN 4,526 4,769 4,498 4, ,938 46,007 48,770 46, ASIA India ,516 1,422 1,372 1, Pakistan Japan ,559 1,671 1,357 1, China ,894 2,740 2,972 2, Taiwan Korea Philippines Singapore Other Asia Total Asia ,147 6,964 6,829 7, OTHER COUNTRIES African Countries ,048 1,151 1,115 1, Israel Saudi Arabia Turkey Other Middle East Australia ,825 2,241 1,938 1, New Zealand All Other Ctries Total ,585 5,216 4,753 4, GRAND TOTAL 106, , , , ,573,585 1,611,179 1,652,612 1,756, p. 9

12 STOPOVER VISITORS BY MARKET SHARE JANUARY - SEPTEMBER 2017 CANADA 16.7% UK 9.2% U.S.A. 65.0% EUROPE 4.4% OTHERS 2.0% CARIBBEAN 2.7% Fig. 2 September % Jan.-Sep. % Jan.-Sep. % %Change Country 2017 Share 2017 Share 2016 Share 2017/16 U.S.A 77, % 1,141, % 1,083, % 5.3% CANADA 22, % 293, % 273, % 7.5% U.K. 16, % 161, % 152, % 6.5% EUROPE 7, % 77, % 63, % 21.9% CARIBBEAN 4, % 46, % 48, % -3.9% OTHERS 3, % 35, % 32, % 11.8% Total 131, % 1,756, % 1,652, % 6.3% P. 10

13 TABLE 3 AVERAGE LENGTH OF STAY (Nights) FOREIGN NATIONALS NON-RESIDENT JAMAICANS All Types of All Types of Accommodation Hotel Accommodation Hotel January February March April May June July August September Jan.-Sep Note: LENGTH OF STAY IS BASED ON "INTENDED" LENGTH OF STAY p. 11

14 STOPOVER ARRIVALS BY AGE JANUARY - SEPTEMBER P E R C E N T A G E Under and and and and 64 Over 64 Age Range Fig. 3 AGE DISTRIBUTION OF STOPOVER ARRIVALS Age SEPTEMBER JAN.-SEP. JAN.-SEP. %Change Range 2017 % Share 2017 % Share 2016 % Share 2017/16 Under 18 7, , , % 18 and 24 7, , , % 25 and 34 30, , , % 35 and 49 38, , , % 50 and 64 35, , , % Over 64 11, , , % Total 131, ,756, ,652, % p. 12

15 TABLE 4 CRUISE PASSENGER ARRIVALS BY MONTH AND PORT OF CALL JANUARY -SEPTEMBER 2017 % Change % Change % Change % Change MONTEGO BAY 2017/16 FALMOUTH 2017/16 OCHO RIOS 2017/16 TOTAL TOTAL 2017/16 CALLS PAX CALLS PAX CALLS PAX CALLS PAX CALLS PAX CALLS PAX CALLS PAX CALLS PAX CALLS PAX January 33 67, % 35.1% 18 73, % 12.4% 25 64, % -9.5% , , % 10.2% February 25 50, % 5.8% 17 75, % -2.9% 22 66, % -7.4% , , % -2.4% March 32 70, % 0.0% 23 96, % 8.7% 25 66, % -4.3% , , % 2.2% April 18 37, % 16.8% 16 71, % 10.2% 10 32, % -5.9% , , % 7.5% Jan. - Apr , % 12.8% , % 6.8% , % -6.9% , , % 3.9% May 14 33, % 70.1% 8 43, % -9.7% 9 33, % 26.0% , , % 17.1% June 11 23, % -21.1% 7 38, % -29.9% 8 30, % 25.3% 26 93, , % -15.1% July 12 31, % 79.8% 8 42, % 2.5% 9 35, % 23.7% , , % 25.0% August 11 27, % -5.7% 9 48, % 5.4% 9 33, % 34.7% , , % 9.4% September 11 35, % 34.1% 13 62, % 37.5% 10 34, % 144.6% , , % 54.1% May -Sep , % 23.6% , % -0.2% , % 41.3% , , % 16.2% Jan. - Sep , % 16.9% , % 3.7% , % 8.7% 419 1,330, ,223, % 8.7% Source: Port Authority of Jamaica, Cruise Vessels Information Sheet * Note: 1. During the month of January, 2 ships with 186 passengers visited the port in Port Antonio. 2. During the month of February, 1 ship with 140 passengers visited the port in Port Antonio. 3. During the month of March, 3 ships with 530 passengers visited the port in Port Antonio.

16 CRUISE PASSENGER ARRIVALS Thousands JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC FIG. 4 Cruise Passengers By Month & Port Thousands JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Mobay Falmouth Ocho Rios Port Antonio FIG. 4a p. 14

17 TABLE 5A LANDED TOURISTS BY SCHEDULED & CHARTERED U.S.A. NORTHEAST SCHEDULED SEPTEMBER 2017 CHARTERED TOTAL STOPOVERS SCHEDULED JANUARY - SEPTEMBER 2017 CHARTERED TOTAL STOPOVERS Connecticut 1, ,809 26, ,403 Delaware , ,734 Maine , ,774 Maryland 3, ,630 48, ,479 Massachusetts 1, ,886 31, ,976 New Hamshire , ,214 New Jersey 3, ,612 63, ,969 New York 12, , , ,766 Pennsylvania 3, ,612 58, ,409 Rhode Island , ,700 Vermont , ,996 Virginia 1, ,933 28, ,934 Washington D.C , ,945 West Virginia , ,692 Total 31, , , ,991 MIDWEST Illinois 2, ,978 43,178 3,078 46,256 Indiana 1, ,349 15, ,211 Iowa ,824 1,119 10,943 Kansas , ,976 Kentucky , ,300 Michigan 1, ,452 26, ,547 Minnesota ,902 6,023 17,925 Missouri 1, ,604 14,484 3,844 18,328 Nebraska , ,401 North Dakota , ,804 Ohio 2, ,293 28,056 1,886 29,942 South Dakota , ,729 Wisconsin ,619 5,861 22,480 Total 12, , ,596 23, ,842 P. 15

18 TABLE 5A LANDED TOURISTS BY SCHEDULED & CHARTERED SCHEDULED SEPTEMBER 2017 CHARTERED TOTAL STOPOVERS SCHEDULED JANUARY - SEPTEMBER 2017 CHARTERED TOTAL STOPOVERS SOUTH (MIAMI) SOUTH Alabama , ,975 Arkansas , ,041 Florida 12, , , ,042 Georgia 4, ,642 52,074 1,115 53,189 Louisiana , ,808 Mississippi , ,227 North Carolina 2, ,196 28, ,064 South Carolina 1, ,054 12, ,779 Tennessee 1, ,372 14, ,303 Total 23, , ,655 2, ,428 WEST (LOS ANGELES) WEST Alaska Arizona , ,494 California 2, ,639 42, ,759 Colorado , ,153 Hawaii Idaho , ,085 Montana Nevada , ,902 New Mexico , ,632 Oklahoma , ,741 Oregon , ,786 Texas 3, ,915 56, ,779 Utah , ,481 Washington , ,428 Wyoming Total 9, , , ,740 TOTAL U.S.A. 76, ,566 1,113,112 27,889 1,141,001 P. 16

19 TABLE 5A LANDED TOURISTS BY SCHEDULED & CHARTERED SCHEDULED SEPTEMBER 2017 CHARTERED TOTAL STOPOVERS SCHEDULED JANUARY - SEPTEMBER 2017 CHARTERED TOTAL STOPOVERS CANADA Atlantic Canada New Brunswick , ,243 Newfoundland , ,040 Nova Scotia , ,537 P.E. Island Total , ,462 Central Canada Ontario 16, , , ,740 Quebec 3, ,210 35, ,234 Total 19, , , ,974 Western Canada Alberta 1, ,322 18, ,569 British Columbia , ,311 Manitoba , ,070 Saskatchewan , ,949 Northwest Territories Total 2, ,198 39, ,256 Total 22, , , ,692 EUROPE Northern Europe U.K. 7,738 9,135 16,873 77,100 84, ,925 Denmark Finland Ireland ,427 1,184 2,611 Norway Sweden ,134 4,635 5,769 Sub-Total 8,008 9,232 17,240 81,265 91, ,381 Southern Europe Greece Italy , ,120 Portugal ,202 3,485 Spain ,327 4,331 6,658 Western Europe Austria , ,782 Belgium , ,455 France , ,381 Germany 1,439 1,324 2,763 15,834 4,268 20,102 Luxemburg Netherlands , ,695 Switzerland , ,865 Sub-Total 3,605 2,712 6,317 48,027 12,889 60,916 Central/East Europe Czechoslovakia Hungary Poland , ,731 Russia Ukraine Other Europe , ,500 Sub-Total , ,931 Total 11,892 12,027 23, , , ,228 P. 17

20 TABLE 5A LANDED TOURISTS BY SCHEDULED & CHARTERED SCHEDULED SEPTEMBER 2017 CHARTERED TOTAL STOPOVERS SCHEDULED JANUARY - SEPTEMBER 2017 CHARTERED TOTAL STOPOVERS OTHER COUNTRIES CENTRAL AMERICA Mexico , ,900 Belize Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua Panama , ,494 Total , ,697 SOUTH AMERICA Argentina , ,258 Bolivia Brazil , ,546 Chile , ,249 Colombia , ,861 Ecuador Paraguay Peru , ,334 Uruguay Venezuela Other South America Total 1, ,489 16, ,354 Total Latin America 2, ,203 23, ,051 P. 18

21 TABLE 5A LANDED TOURISTS BY SCHEDULED & CHARTERED SCHEDULED SEPTEMBER 2017 CHARTERED TOTAL STOPOVERS SCHEDULED JANUARY - SEPTEMBER 2017 CHARTERED TOTAL STOPOVERS CARIBBEAN Antigua , ,693 Bahamas , ,355 Barbados , ,077 Bermuda , ,669 British Virgin Is Cayman Is. 1, ,252 13, ,049 Dominica Grenada Guyana , ,568 Montserrat St. Kitts/Nevis/Anguilla St. Lucia St. Vincent Turks & Caicos Is , ,620 Trinidad & Tobago , ,843 Comm. Caribbean 3, ,839 38, ,375 Aruba Cuba ,696 2,070 Curacao Dominican Republic , ,424 Guadelope Haiti Puerto Rico , ,169 St. Maarten Surinam All other Caribbean Other Caribbean ,749 1,736 7,485 TOTAL CARIBBEAN 4, ,443 44,732 2,128 46,860 OTHER COUNTRIES India , ,456 Pakistan Japan , ,364 China , ,961 Taiwan Korea Philippines Singapore Other Asia Asia , ,032 African Countries , ,132 Israel Saudi Arabia Turkey Other Middle East Australia , ,888 New Zealand All Other Ctries Total , ,809 GRAND TOTAL 118,385 13, ,416 1,621, ,434 1,756,673 P. 19

22 STOPOVER ARRIVALS BY INTENDED RESORT AREA OF STAY JANUARY - SEPTEMBER 2017 Montego Bay 35.8% Ocho Rios 23.5% Negril 18.7% Kingston 9.6% Mdvle/S. Coast 5.2% Port Antonio 0.9% Other 6.3% 0.0% 5.0% 10.0% 15.0% 20.0% 25.0% 30.0% 35.0% 40.0% PERCENTAGE Fig. 5 STOPOVER ARRIVALS BY INTENDED AREA OF STAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY - SEPTEMBER JANUARY - SEPTEMBER %Change LENGTH OF LENGTH OF LENGTH OF 2017/16 Area 2017 %Share STAY 2017 %Share STAY 2016 %Share STAY ARRIVALS Montego Bay 44, % , % , % % Ocho Rios 30, % , % , % % Negril 26, % , % , % % Kingston 13, % , % , % % Mdvle/S. Coast 7, % , % , % % Port Antonio 1, % , % , % % Other 8, % , % , % % Total 131, % 9.2 1,756, % 8.7 1,652, % % p. 20