Bath Fountain Hotel, incorporated in the 17th century under “The Bath of St. Thomas the Apostle Act”, is a public body of the Ministry of Tourism and one of Jamaica’s most famous heritage sites. It is a boutique hotel nestled in the green hills of St. Thomas, which consists of 16 rooms, five Jacuzzis, eight Roman Baths, a non-motorized gymnasium, a beauty salon and a restaurant. The facility also offers local and international visitors a rejuvenating spa and a unique historical and cultural experience. 

The Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF), established in 2005 under the TEF Act of 2004, is a public body of the Ministry of Tourism mandated to achieve the objectives of the 2002 Tourism Master Plan. The TEF: 

The Milk River Hotel and Spa, established in 1794, is a public body of the Ministry of Tourism, and one of Jamaica’s most famous heritage sites. It is responsible for managing, preserving and protecting this unique property and providing hospitality, health and wellness services for local and international customers. The lukewarm mineral waters flowing from the Milk River spring are some of the most radioactive in the world. They contain high levels of magnesium, calcium, sulphate and natural chloride. 

Devon House Development Limited, incorporated in May 2001, is a public body of the Ministry of Tourism with responsibility for:

The Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB), established in 1955 under the Tourist Board Act of that same year, is the public body of the Ministry of Tourism with responsibility for: 

Jamaica Vacations Limited (JamVac), incorporated in 1978, is a public body of the Ministry of Tourism with responsibility for ensuring adequate airlift capacity into Jamaica. Through partnerships and collaboration with existing and potential carriers, JamVac is responsible for: 

• maintaining airlift capacity by supporting chartered routes, and 
• increasing airlift capacity through the creation of new markets and gateways. 

In 2017, JamVac was also given the mandate of improving the cruise experience in Jamaica. 

The Montego Bay Convention Centre (MBCC), established in July 2011, became a public body of the Ministry of Tourism in February 2018. It is the largest meetings and conference facility in the English-speaking Caribbean and was constructed with the vision of being recognized as the region’s premier convention centre.