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The national morning show, NBC’s TODAY with Jenna & Sheinelle, has revealed plans to broadcast two episodes from Jamaica on March 26 - 27. Together with the Jamaica Tourist Board, Sandals Resorts will welcome the beloved co-hosts, Jenna Bush Hager and Sheinelle Jones, to Sandals Dunn’s River in Ocho Rios. TODAY says the episodes will mark the inaugural ‘Girls Trip’ since Sheinelle joined the show as Jenna’s official co-host in January, with Sandals Dunn’s River hosting the show on Jamaica’s idyllic north coast.

To celebrate, viewers will have the opportunity to enter for a chance to win a sponsored, all-inclusive trip for two to Sandals Dunn’s River, joining Jenna and Sheinelle for an unforgettable live audience experience steps from the sand. The exclusive vacation package includes an all-inclusive five-day, four-night stay, featuring unlimited dining, premium spirits, land and water sports, including PADI®-certified scuba diving, snorkeling, and pickleball — plus round trip airfare courtesy of the Jamaica Tourist Board. As part of the entry, fans will be asked to submit a short video sharing why they should join the adventure, with the winner to be revealed later this March. To enter, viewers can visit jennaandsheinelle.com. 

“We’re looking forward to rolling out the red carpet of island hospitality for our friends at the Today Show and viewers alike,” said Kevin Clarke, General Manager of Sandals Dunn’s River. “Beyond the stunning backdrop of the beautiful Sandals Dunn's River, we’re eager to share the heart and soul of Jamaica, showcasing what makes this island so special to us and all who visit.”

From the New York Studio to Jamaica’s Shores

With its dramatic coastal setting in Ocho Rios, Sandals Dunn’s River will serve as the show’s home base as Jenna & Sheinelle experience Jamaica firsthand. Together with the Jamaica Tourist Board, Sandals Resorts is proud to sponsor these shows that will bring Jamaica to morning television.

To learn more about Jamaica and Sandals Dunn’s River, visit https://www.visitjamaica.com/ and www.sandals.com/dunns-river.