Travel and Tourism Restrictions are in place for Jamaica and Cuba. While Hurricane Melissa passed Jamaica and the country will soon be waking up and able to assess the situation, including damages, injuries, and the outlook to reopen travel and tourism for the country of reggae and beaches. Currently, Cuba is under a direct attack by the strongest hurricane it has had to bear, making landfall in Cuba with 120 mph winds. Shelter is in place for many residents and visitors. The Bahamas is next in the path of this monster hurricane, creating significant challenges for the most critical industry in affected Caribbean countries, travel and tourism. With the World Travel Market in London opening next week, it will change the tone of the second-largest travel and tourism fair.