JFF seeks travel partner for Reggae Boyz and Girlz
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November 20, 2024

JFF seeks travel partner for Reggae Boyz and Girlz

The Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) is seeking travel providers for both the men’s and women’s senior national teams for the next two years and is partnering with Professional Business Partner (PBP) in the procurement process.

The federation made the announcement in a release on Wednesday.

It is understood that the JFF is seeking to partner with an airline to provide transportation for the teams on away assignments and is inviting proposals for “Charter Broker and Travel Management Partner” according to the release.

With a busy 2025-2026 period expected for the teams, the JFF has set a December 12 deadline for the submissions to PBP for consideration.

-Paul A Reid

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