Which Jamaican towns are major centres for tourism?

Jamaica’s northern coast is the primary hub for the country's tourism industry, renowned for its fine white-sand beaches and scenic mountain landscapes. Major centers for tourism include:12

• Montego Bay: The largest city on the northern coast, it serves as a major commercial center and tourist resort featuring an international airport and famous beaches like Doctor’s Cave.13
• Ocho Rios: This town developed rapidly as a center for hotels and cruise ship stopovers. It is well known for the 600-foot cataracts of Dunns River Falls.14
• Port Antonio: Located on the northeast coast, it is one of the island's oldest and least-commercialized resorts, popular for deep-sea fishing, sailing, and skin diving.15
• Falmouth: Along with the aforementioned northern towns, Falmouth serves as a key base for cruise ship activity.2

Additionally, Kingston, the island's commercial and cultural center, also functions as a base for the tourism sector. Smaller northern towns such as St. Ann’s Bay and Port Maria are also recognized as popular tourist resorts.12