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Page last updated at 12:56 GMT, Monday, 6 August 2012 13:56 UK

Jamaica looks to boost tourism in Golden Jubilee year

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Tourism has become big business for Jamaica with around 700,000 jobs dependent on the industry.

But as the island marks 50 years of independence some are questioning how fairly the benefits are spread. Nick Davis looks at how the island is looking to boost visitor numbers and ensure the money they bring in doesn't just fill the coffers of the big players in the holiday market.

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