Tens of thousands of tourists had to ride out Hurricane Melissa in boarded up resorts and hotels across Jamaica. One vacationer showed the damage at an Iberostar resort in Montego Bay and explained why she was feeling grateful in the aftermath of this disaster.

A vacationer in Jamaica documented the damage wrought on a resort hotel in Montego Bay on Wednesday, October 29, after Hurricane Melissa swept through the island.TikTok user @sherry757575 recorded this footage of debris strewn across the pool area and front of the Iberostar Selection Rose Hall Suites Hotel,

The UK government has chartered flights to help British nationals leave Jamaica in the wake of Hurricane Melissa. As many as 8,000 Britons are understood to be on the Caribbean island. The Foreign Office has urged them to register their presence to receive updates on the disaster response.

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Iberostar confirms their position as a leading hotel operator in the Caribbean with the opening of a new property in Montego Bay, Jamaica, its third property on the island. The Spanish-owned hotel group opened its first Caribbean property fifteen years ago ...

Travel Impressions is offering reduced rates at Iberostar properties in Mexico, the Dominican Republic and Jamaica throughout the month of April. In addition, kids 12 years of age and under stay free at select resorts when sharing a room with two adults ...

Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay, Jamaica, was set to reopen to relief flights on Thursday, but not to commercial flights yet, so many tourists and Jamaicans were disappointed to have to turn back.

Watch Jamaica live webcams capture Hurricane Melissa's landfall. Live webcam video as tropical storm nears Kingston, Montego Bay, Treasure Beach and more.