The travel industry has many non-governmental organizations that support, promote, or directly influence it.
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Global membership organization dedicated to promoting and growing the adventure travel market.
ATTA promotes the tourism products of members with destinations within Africa and the Indian Ocean Islands.
Providing the opportunity to discuss tourism issues through networking, problem solving and educational sessions.
ATLAS is a global network of universities with research and education interests in tourism and leisure. It conducts research in cultural tourism, sustainable tourism, ICT, human resources, and SMEs.
CTO is a trade organization whose main objective is the development of sustainable tourism for the economic and social benefit of Caribbean people.
A trade association for independent contractors and outside sales agents in travel. Texas, US.
CLIA, the official trade organization of the cruise industry of North America. It offers support and training for the travel agent community, including the Cruise Counsellor Certification Program.
The GBTA represents the interests of corporate travel managers and travel service providers in the U.S.
GSTC manages the global standards for sustainable travel and tourism, and acts as the international accreditation body for sustainable tourism certification.
A non-profit organization that provides medical information for countries around the world, as well as associated English speaking doctors in 300+ cities.
IATM - a professional Association of experienced Tour Managers and Travel Guides
TIES promotes ecotourism, conservation and sustainable development.
IFITT - an international organization that promotes discussion about information technologies in the field of tourism.
ISTTE - an international organization of educators in travel, tourism, and related fields representing all levels of educational institutions.
LATA - a trade organization that promotes travel and tourism in Latin America.
NTA - a trade group for U.S. tour operators and related businesses.
OTA - a trade group developing a common standard for the exchange of information within the travel industry.
PATA - a non-profit travel trade association serving government tourist offices, airlines, hotels and other travel-related companies throughout the Pacific Asia region.
A non-profit agency offering assistance and information for travelers with disabilities. Includes information for travel agents, resources, and a calendar of events.
SITE - a worldwide organization of business professionals dedicated to the recognition and development of motivational and performance improvement strategies of which travel is a key component.
SYTA - a non-profit, professional trade association that promotes student and youth travel.
TTRA - an international professional organization comprised of providers and users of travel and tourism research.
TMAC - a national trade association representing members of the communications media who are involved at a professional level in the dissemination of information about travel.
TTI facilitates the development of open standards for the exchange of electronic data between tour operators, airlines, ferries, hotels and rail operators.
USTOA - a professional association representing the tour operator industry, composed of tour companies who conduct business in the U.S.
WTO - an intergovernmental organization that serves as a global forum for tourism policy and issues.
WTTC - an international organization of travel industry executives promoting travel and tourism worldwide.
ATTA promotes the tourism products of members with destinations within Africa and the Indian Ocean Islands.
SITE - a worldwide organization of business professionals dedicated to the recognition and development of motivational and performance improvement strategies of which travel is a key component.
A trade association for independent contractors and outside sales agents in travel. Texas, US.
Global membership organization dedicated to promoting and growing the adventure travel market.
CLIA, the official trade organization of the cruise industry of North America. It offers support and training for the travel agent community, including the Cruise Counsellor Certification Program.
TMAC - a national trade association representing members of the communications media who are involved at a professional level in the dissemination of information about travel.
GSTC manages the global standards for sustainable travel and tourism, and acts as the international accreditation body for sustainable tourism certification.
WTO - an intergovernmental organization that serves as a global forum for tourism policy and issues.
PATA - a non-profit travel trade association serving government tourist offices, airlines, hotels and other travel-related companies throughout the Pacific Asia region.
The GBTA represents the interests of corporate travel managers and travel service providers in the U.S.
Providing the opportunity to discuss tourism issues through networking, problem solving and educational sessions.
SYTA - a non-profit, professional trade association that promotes student and youth travel.
A non-profit agency offering assistance and information for travelers with disabilities. Includes information for travel agents, resources, and a calendar of events.
A non-profit organization that provides medical information for countries around the world, as well as associated English speaking doctors in 300+ cities.
USTOA - a professional association representing the tour operator industry, composed of tour companies who conduct business in the U.S.
TTRA - an international professional organization comprised of providers and users of travel and tourism research.
TIES promotes ecotourism, conservation and sustainable development.
IATM - a professional Association of experienced Tour Managers and Travel Guides
NTA - a trade group for U.S. tour operators and related businesses.
ISTTE - an international organization of educators in travel, tourism, and related fields representing all levels of educational institutions.
TTI facilitates the development of open standards for the exchange of electronic data between tour operators, airlines, ferries, hotels and rail operators.
LATA - a trade organization that promotes travel and tourism in Latin America.
WTTC - an international organization of travel industry executives promoting travel and tourism worldwide.
ATLAS is a global network of universities with research and education interests in tourism and leisure. It conducts research in cultural tourism, sustainable tourism, ICT, human resources, and SMEs.
OTA - a trade group developing a common standard for the exchange of information within the travel industry.
CTO is a trade organization whose main objective is the development of sustainable tourism for the economic and social benefit of Caribbean people.
IFITT - an international organization that promotes discussion about information technologies in the field of tourism.
