The National Tourism Debate

The National Tourism Debate The National Tourism debate attracts participation of as many as 32 schools vying for the title of National Debating Champions.

It provides an opportunity through sponsorship, for social intervention by the business community. 1LuvTV Productions, located in Montego Bay is offering a variety of sponsorship packages to help Jamaica's students to develop debating skills. These skills boost confidence and produce more articulate individuals. The 1uv National Tourism Debate was created several years ago and has proved to be an

effective educational initiative. It embraces schools across Jamaica and provides an opportunity through sponsorship, for social intervention by the business community. The debate attracts participation of as many as 32 schools vying for the title of National Debating Champions.

From our family to yours, on this Emancipation Day, let us honor the courage and resilience of our ancestors as we proud...
01/08/2026

From our family to yours, on this Emancipation Day, let us honor the courage and resilience of our ancestors as we proudly celebrate the freedom, culture, and heritage that make Jamaica the heartbeat of the world. 🇯🇲

23/06/2026

Challenged, inspired, and deeply proud.” That is the collective verdict from our judging panel after reviewing the latest rounds of the National Tourism Debate. ⚖️✨

Thank you to our adjudicators for their careful deliberation, and a massive congratulations to the brilliant student leaders who made this competition unforgettable.

23/06/2026

Our judges had their work cut out for them reviewing the National Tourism Debate! The brilliance on display from Jamaica’s future tourism leaders was next level. Every point was rigorously defended, every counter-argument masterfully handled, and the vision for our tourism product was crystal clear.
Swipe left to see some of the intense moments from our judges review! ➡️

🎙️ THE FINAL FOUR ARE LOCKED IN! 🎙️The podiums are set, the timers are locked, and the intellect is sharper than ever. F...
16/06/2026

🎙️ THE FINAL FOUR ARE LOCKED IN! 🎙️
The podiums are set, the timers are locked, and the intellect is sharper than ever. Four legendary institutions, but only two tickets to the Grand Finals of the National Tourism Debate 2026.

Munro College 🔵💛 (The Malvern Gentlemen)
DeCarteret College 🟣⚪ (The DC Powerhouse)
Charlemont High 🔴👔 (The Pride of St. Catherine)
Cornwall College 🔴💛 (The Western Giants)
The intense competitive drive of these schools aligns perfectly with actual national conversations happening right now in Jamaica’s tourism sector, these young minds are about to drop some serious blueprints for the future of Jamaican tourism✔️🇯🇲🙌🏽
Drop your predictions in the comments below! 👇
Who is going all the way to the Grand Finals? 🏆

13/06/2026

🎉 Glenmuir’s REBUTTALL! 🏆✨
Friday gave us the absolute best match of the preliminaries so far, and everyone, the audience, the coaches, and the judges—agreed it was a masterclass in debating!
On June 12th, DeCarteret College and Glenmuir High School went head-to-head on a massive, real-world topic that hit close to home:
📊 The Motion: “This house believes that rebuilding local communities and protecting tourism workers should take priority over expanding tourism infrastructure after Hurricane Melissa.”

Both teams brought fire, sharp logic, and incredible passion to the floor, making it a nail-biter until the very end. But when the final scores were tallied, DeCarteret College took the victory with a staggering 1,093 points over Glenmuir’s impressive 888 points! 💥
Huge congratulations to DeCarteret College on a phenomenal win, and massive respect to Glenmuir High School for pushing the competition to such heights. This is what top-tier debating looks like! 🇯🇲🎤
📸 Check out some highlights from this unforgettable clash YouTube 🛑▶️ nationaltourismdebate!
👇 Drop a comment below: Which argument from Friday’s debate stood out to you the most? Hon. Andrew Holness 🇯🇲 Hon. Edmund Bartlett Ministry of Tourism, Jamaica

13/06/2026

🎉 WHAT. A. MATCH! 🏆✨
Friday gave us the absolute best match of the preliminaries so far, and everyone, the audience, the coaches, and the judges—agreed it was a masterclass in debating!
On June 12th, DeCarteret College and Glenmuir High School went head-to-head on a massive, real-world topic that hit close to home:
📊 The Motion: “This house believes that rebuilding local communities and protecting tourism workers should take priority over expanding tourism infrastructure after Hurricane Melissa.”

Both teams brought fire, sharp logic, and incredible passion to the floor, making it a nail-biter until the very end. But when the final scores were tallied, DeCarteret College took the victory with a staggering 1,093 points over Glenmuir’s impressive 888 points! 💥
Huge congratulations to DeCarteret College on a phenomenal win, and massive respect to Glenmuir High School for pushing the competition to such heights. This is what top-tier debating looks like! 🇯🇲🎤
📸 Check out some highlights from this unforgettable clash!
👇 Drop a comment below: Which argument from Friday’s debate stood out to you the most? Hon. Andrew Holness 🇯🇲 Hon. Edmund Bartlett Ministry of Tourism, Jamaica

🏆 REIGNING CHAMPIONS - CHARLEMONT HIGH🏆The debate floor is set, and the standard has already been established. Charlemon...
11/06/2026

🏆 REIGNING CHAMPIONS - CHARLEMONT HIGH🏆
The debate floor is set, and the standard has already been established. Charlemont High School FANS are you ready?!!. 👑

Apologies : Due to unforeseen circumstances Dinthill Technical is unable to participate this year.
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Unstoppable

10/06/2026

🤫 Here’s what went down during the judges’ video deliberation at the 2026 National Tourism Debate preliminaries!
The brilliant minds on our judging panel had the tough job of separating the good arguments from the legendary ones. This year’s key takeaway? The future of tourism isn’t just changing—it’s being completely redefined by the voices in this room.
Watch the full clip to hear their breakdown! 🎬
On our YouTube Channel

Drop a 💬 if you agree with their perspective!


Mr Aldain Reid - representing the JHTA
Ms. Stacy-Ann Young - Atty-At-Law

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