VI News Staff 1 year ago

Grand Slam Track and Jamaica Tourist Board partner to bring visitors to Kingston

The Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) has announced a partnership with Grand Slam Track, the new global track competition created by four-time Olympic Champion Michael Johnson, to bring its inaugural event to Kingston this spring.

This collaboration, facilitated by Grand Slam Track™’s exclusive sales agency, Team Playmaker, is set to ignite the city’s “Season of Excitement,” blending world-class athletics with Jamaica’s vibrant culture.

The JTB’s involvement highlights its strategic focus on leveraging major sporting events to attract global tourism. By aligning with Grand Slam Track, the board aims to showcase Kingston’s rich sporting heritage and enhance its appeal as a premier travel destination.

“We’re excited to officially partner with the Jamaica Tourist Board, and bring Grand Slam Track’s first-ever event to Kingston,” said Michael Johnson, emphasizing the importance of the JTB’s support in creating a top-tier experience for international fans.

The JTB is extending an invitation to visitors worldwide to immerse themselves in Kingston’s “Season of Excitement,” which includes a lineup of major sporting and cultural events. This initiative underscores the board’s commitment to offering a diverse and engaging experience, combining high-caliber athletic competition with the unique charm of Jamaican culture.


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