Jamaican natives who grew up alone in the countryside we have a lot of advice on how to stay safe. From the friendly locals offering ganja to the people you meet on your way home from a casual bar visit or barbecue at a local bar, here's what to watch out for in Jamaica. When you walk through Jamaica, watch out for motorcyclists who can quickly snatch your wallet, mobile phone and other out-of-reach valuables.

If you want to make friends with or meet one of the many wonderful Jamaican people and give them a friendly gift, it is perfectly acceptable and welcome.

Jamaica's history is rich and vibrant and inspires us all to move forward as a nation. The Jamaican Constitution of 1962 is the most fundamental legal document in the country and guarantees freedom, rights and privileges to all Jamaicans.

Jamaica is a member of the Commonwealth of Independent States and of the United Nations Economic and Social Council. American companies are actively supported in seeking commercial opportunities in Jamaica through the Embassy, located in Kingston, the capital of Jamaica and home to the US Embassy. The American Chamber of Commerce, which is also responsible for supporting US companies in and around Jamaica, has an office in Kingston. Links to English-speaking NGOs such as the Jamaican Embassy in Washington, D.C. and the Jamaican Ministry of Tourism.

More than 80 US companies are active in Jamaica, with an estimated total of over $3 billion in US investment.

In addition, more than 10,000 American citizens, many of them dual nationals born on the island, live permanently in Jamaica. US citizens can enter Jamaica with a travel card instead of a passport, which they receive via a cruise ship. Citizens of another country who hold a Canadian residence permit - such as a visa - can enter Jamaica visa-free for up to 6 months.

ATMs are called ABMs in Jamaica and are widely used in every community, but almost all ABMS in Jamaica are linked to the Jamaican Bank of Jamaica (JBJ), the country's central bank. We found out that in recent years we have accepted US dollars worth more than $1,000.

There are small private planes that can access smaller planes, such as the Jamaica Air Shuttle, which costs about $70. 600 USD, but there is a smaller one in the form of a private jet for 1,500 USD and a larger one for around 2,000 USD.

Air Jamaica offers a range of domestic flights from Kingston to Port Royal, Jamaica, as well as international flights. Air Jamaica is due to be taken over by Caribbean Airlines in April 2010, and it is unclear whether the domestic flight would continue. The law drew criticism for banning the resettlement of Portland and its residents to Kingston, sparking protests against the Jamaican government and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

In 1958, Jamaica acceded to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, but withdrew after Jamaican voters rejected membership in 1961. The concept of "Caribbean unity" was abandoned after 1961, when Jamaicans voted against the West Indies Federation and Jamaica rejoined.

In 1958, the Federation of the West Indies was founded, and Jamaica was one of the selected states. Jamaica maintains diplomatic relations with most of these nations, but is only a member of one: the United States of America. It is managed by the US Embassy in Kingston, Jamaica and has hosted the annual sessions of the United Nations General Assembly since 1958.

This is due to intense international and regional competition, which is exacerbated by the high cost of operations in Jamaica, including deterrence against drug activities. The Jamaican dollar has continued to fall, leading to higher prices for goods and services and a fall in the value of the currency.

Although it is unlikely that you will be a victim of drug trafficking in Jamaica, it is important that you always keep your bags and belongings in mind. It is noted that the US Dollar is not accepted in most places, such as hotels, restaurants, shops and hotels in the tourist areas of Jamaica (although it was possible for someone to visit only more tourist places and not see the Jamaican currency at All).

Note Walter Fletcher Beach in Montego Bay, which locals call "the garbage beach" (it's north of the gorge), as well as other beaches in the area.

Jamaica has all the ingredients for a perfect holiday, with accommodation options ranging from luxury hotels and resorts in the capital Port Royal to a host of smaller resorts and tourist attractions. Ocho Rios in Falmouth is one of the most popular tourist destinations on the island, and the 7 mile long beach is world famous for its hidden caves. The newly opened cruise port of St. George's Bay is the historic town of Port Royal, but the most beautiful resort on this island has its own private beach, the Royal Caribbean Resort and Spa.