Expo Jamaica underway at the National Indoor Sports Centre in St Andrew, will open to the public at 10:00 am for its final day before closing at 8:00 pm today (April 6).

The exhibition show, the premier tradeshow in Jamaica and largest of its kind in the Caribbean, opened last Thursday with a glitzy opening ceremony during which Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holiness delivered the keynote address.

Over 300 local companies are showcasing their products and services while engaging with government officials, diplomats, over 800 local and international buyers, and the general public.

“Expo Jamaica is deeply woven into the fabric of our culture—it’s where we rediscover the strength, creativity, and innovation of our local industries. Each year brings something new, as manufacturers unveil groundbreaking products and service providers launch exciting solutions. It’s a dynamic space that evolves with every staging, and that’s why we encourage everyone not to miss a single year. There’s always something to experience, celebrate, and be proud of,” Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association (JMEA) executive director Kamesha Turner Blake states.

Among the highlights at Expo Jamaica 2025 are a virtual reality tour at the Best Dressed Chicken booth, a J$1 million giveaway from Berger Paints Limited, a mixology seminar and dominoes at J Wary & Nephew booth as well as account signups with CIBC Caribbean, among others.

The entry fee to the event is $1,500 for adults and $500 for children. Adult patrons with Grand Slam Track armbands will pay $1,000 while children with armbands enter free.

Those using a Visa debit or credit card will receive a 10 per cent discount for entry.

For the motoring public, the JMEA will offer a Park & Ride service in which parking is available at King’s House and the National Housing Trust and shuttling to Expo Jamaica every 30 minutes.