Snailwriter [1] is convinced that the construction of a cruise ship pier in Falmouth, Jamaica will not only “bring very small economic benefits…by way of short term, low level jobs. It is very likely that an authentic place of history will be part Disneyfied, wholly faked, and this old town constructed on a crime against humanity…will welcome cruise ship passengers with rum punches and mento dancers.”
Jamaica: Falmouth Pier
· Written by Janine Mendes-Franco
Categories: Caribbean, Jamaica, Development, Digital Activism, Economics & Business, Environment, Governance, History, Indigenous, Politics, Travel