Hey Travel Massive Community,
My name is Martin, and I'm navigating the exciting yet challenging journey of being a first-time cofounder and product leader. We're currently in the process of refining the second iteration of our MVP. As we prepare for our beta launch, our primary goal is to nail down product-market fit.
From what I've gathered, product-market fit seems to encompass two major areas: our vision (our definition of success and the unique value we aim to deliver to our users) as founders and the empirical data or benchmarks set by others who've successfully launched in similar markets.
Here's where I like to gain more perspective from the Travel Massive Community:
1. Is this dual-sided approach to product-market fit consistent with your experiences?
2. For those who've journeyed through the startup landscape, in the travel space, how did you define and achieve product-market fit for your projects?
3. What metrics, feedback strategies, or milestones have you found crit...
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Hello there! Wah gwaan? I'm Ashley, a new member of the Travel Massive community. I'm a Jamaican resident and excited that as of April 2022 Jamaica's borders are fully open! Yup, it's true! No COVID test needed. Our 3 airports are awaiting your arrival!
Did anyone have plans to visit Jamaica this year? I'd love to know what's on your itinerary!
I'm planning an origin trip this year with a selection of chocolate enthusiasts from North America in conjunction with Jamaican chocolate maker oneonecacao
Hey Aaron! Oh wow, I'm intrigued! Which countries will be on the itnerary? I hope Jamaica is one of them!
This year will purely be Jamaica, next year Tanzania and Malawi and then maybe Grenada for the
(www.grenadachocolatefest.com)
That's quite exciting Aaron. will you be documenting the origin tour? I'm looking forward to learning how it goes! Wishing you all the best.
Are you actively writing about Jamaica? In the post-pandemic tourism world, I strongly support sustainable tourism both as a value in itself but also because of what we see happened during that pandemic. Namely certain places (not just Jamaica either) that had their tourism dollar in the mega-resorts and all-inclusives and of course that sector was the one that suffered the most immediately and hugely with the falloff in travel. Other Caribbean countries and economies I have visited have managed to diversify successfully beyond a dependency on all-inclusives, and part of that depends on the attitude and agenda of the island/country's tourism board. They can talk a lot about "sustainable" or smaller special interest travel but at the end of the day their strings are pulled by those who can pull them in the direction they want - namely, mass tourism.
Hello there Hal, I love this conversation that you've started. I started my blog this year so there's still so much I have yet to say about Jamaica. I work in the Jamaican public sector so from a policy and programming angle, I am aware of a few of the ideas for Tourism in Jamaica to pivot, seeing as its a core component of Jamaica's GDP. Community Tourism is on the rise and that's something I hope to dive deeper into in my blog as it evolves.
Hi Ashley! I will be visiting Jamaica this year. June 2nd the be exact. I cannot wait to write about my experiences. www.theimpulsetraveler.com
Hey there Latoyia! Just the name of your wesbsite has me hooked. Oh you'll be coming soon! Have you been to Jamaica before?