This document provides an itinerary for a trip to Montego Bay, Jamaica. It includes details about the travel route from Toronto to Montego Bay with stops in Philadelphia. There is background on the history and founding of Montego Bay. The itinerary also lists accommodations at the Riu Montego Bay hotel, activities planned each day, information on the geography and culture of Jamaica, and concludes that the author had a great time on their trip to Montego Bay.

1. Montego Bay , Jamaica Anthony, Clarke BTT-100-B

2. Table of contents Introduction…………………………. Travel route …………………………. History …………………………. Travel ticket …………………………. Hotel …………………………. Activities …………………………. Itinerary …………………………. Geography …………………………. Culture …………………………. Conclusion ………………………….

3. Introduction I am going to Montego Bay, Jamaica, it is a very beautiful Place and I’m going to enjoy Every minute of it. I will be enjoying attractions in this fun and sunny country.

4. Travel route Toronto Philadelphia Montego Bay

5. History Montego bay is the second city in Jamaica Columbus is the first European visitor (1494) The Spanish were the first to settle in Montego Bay It was called "Bahia de Mantega" Montego bay was never invaded Montego Bay was in poor shape back then

6. Travel ticket

7. Riu Montego Bay, Jamaica 128 dollars per night All accommodations Full American breakfast buffet and on the spot cooking stations Continental breakfast/snack Hot and cold buffet and on the spot cooking stations Pizzas, pasta, salads and assorted desserts Jerk (traditional Jamaican barbecue) station (six times a week ECT….

8. Activities ATV off road adventure to to sandy bay =82.99 Zip line tour=44.99 Bobsledding tour =65.99 Negrilsunset tour=43.99 Black river safari=86.99

9. Itinerary

10. Geography Of Jamaica Population=2,847,23 Land area=10,991 km2 Capital=Kingston Currency=Jamaican dollars Latitude/Longitude=18 15 77 30 W GDP per Capita=$8,400

11. Culture Jamaica is a rich and diverse culture blend Jamaica’s motto is “Out of Many, One People” Many other cultures have left their mark in Jamaica The Official language of Jamaica is english The street language is called patois

12. Conclusion I had a great time in Jamaica seeing all the sights, Meeting all the people, eating the food and having a great time. I certainly will be coming back to Jamaica because I had a wild time!