BACTA represents the amusement machine industry through innovative stakeholder engagement and intelligent lobbying. It provides an encyclopaedic resource for its members on all aspects of its members? businesses particularly on gambling and tax law. Those businesses span the amusement machine [...]
ALVA's 52 members are the UK's most popular, iconic and important museums, galleries, palaces, castles, cathedrals, zoos, historic houses, heritage sites, gardens and leisure attractions. They comprise over 2000 tourist sites, hosting over 100 million domestic and overseas visitors each [...]
The Association of Group Travel Organisers provides group organisers and suppliers to the groups travel market with a range of benefits and a forum to debate and exchange views, expertise and opinion through Branch meetings, conferences and its national newsletter.
The Association for Tourism in Higher Education is the subject association for tourism in further and higher education in the UK. Its objectives include promoting the development and recognition of tourism as a subject of study in the UK at [...]
ASAP is the not-for-profit trade body representing professional serviced apartment operators worldwide, who sign up to our Code of Conduct and share our aims. This is to ensure that those buying accommodation recognise the safety and added value of serviced [...]
ANTOR is the principal lobbying organisation for the world's tourist offices. Its UK membership comprises national and regional tourist offices which are represented in Britain. ANTOR's objectives include providing a fraternal forum for its members to meet and exchange ideas, [...]
Airports UK (formerly the Airport Operators Association) is the trade association that represents UK airports. Its mission is to see UK airports grow sustainably. It represents the views of its members to Government, Parliament and Regulators to secure policy outcomes [...]
ABTA is the UK's Premier Trade Association for Tour Operators and Travel Agents. ABTA's 800 tour operators and 6700 travel agency offices are responsible for the sale of some 80% of UK-sold holidays.
