Thought Leading since 1977
The Tourism Society is where individuals from across tourism come together (online and offline) for discussion, debate, to share views and knowledge, and to network.
It is the only professional membership organisation that represents all of tourism – across all disciplines, geography and career stages.
The diverse membership ranges from senior executives and academics, to self-employed entrepreneurs and tourism students.
Our existing membership represents tour operators, hotel chains, PR, marketing and representation companies, tourist attractions, national, regional and local tourist boards, restaurants, trade media, charities, consultants, academics, students and educational establishments, among others.
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Professional Identity
A professional identity including the use of initials MTS or FTS after your name.
LinkedIn Networking
Large LinkedIn networking group with over 20,000 tourism contacts.
Society Think Tanks
The opportunity to participate in or contribute to the Tourism Society's Think Tanks.
Discussions & meetings
A programme of discussions, meetings and debates on general and specialist interest topics.
Regular e-newsletters
Bi-monthly e-journal and e-newsletter with all the latest news and events from the society.
Networking Opportunities
A variety of networking opportunities with fellow professionals from all tourism sectors.
Specialist Interest Groups
Join the Tourism Consultants Group. the Digital and PR specialist interest groups and regional chapters.
Market Intelligence
Access to up-to-date market intelligence.
Latest Events
Presidents Dinner 2024 – 20 June
President’s Dinner (7 PM – 10:30 PM) NEW DATE – 20 June 2024: The Annual Tourism Society President’s Dinner will be taking place on 20 June, 2024, and will feature marine biologist Monty Halls as the after-dinner speaker. This exclusive event will be held at London’s unique Little Ship Club from 7 to 10:30 pm, following the AGM. During…
Tourism Society Prospects 2024
Prospects (2:30 PM – 5 PM): – Key industry speakers unravelling market trends and future predictions. – Engaging presentations and lively panel discussions, each followed by interactive Q&A sessions. – An opportunity to mingle, network, and exchange ideas over a cash bar. 🎟️ Tickets: – Members: £35 – Non-members: £55 Venue: Little Ship Club, London EC4R…
Tourism Society AGM 24
Members of the Tourism Society are invited to meet for our Annual General Meeting on 11 July 2024, from 10 am – 11.30 am. We encourage as many members as possible to join us for networking and to help steer the future of the society. Teas, coffees and cake on arrival, optional lunch afterwards. Chaired…
Latest News
Tourism Society jobs board has a new opportunity
News from Malta after recent budget – reported by Board Member, Julian Zarb
Digital innovations in travel – Traveltech report 2021 from Tech Nation
Geotourist cited among UK’s top traveltech companies in TechNation Report 2021
Sykes Cottages Scotland Staycation Index 2021
Tourism Society calls for immediate government action on De Bois DMO Review
Independent Review of Destination Management Organisations published
Is Covid making a summer break something only the rich can afford? Report in the Guardian
Dame Judith Macgregor, the first female chair of the British Tourist Authority
Simplification of the traffic light system for travel
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Thought Leadership
Tourism Consultants Network event March 29th 2022 – Responding to sustainability
Member, Mike Bugsgang’s, view on marketing into 2022 in latest Journal
Making Sustainability accessible through Storytelling by John Speers, Board Director of The Tourism Society,
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We are raising funds to allow the Tourism Society to help individuals in the industry and those looking to join the industry to develop their careers. If you are thinking of booking a holiday and would like to donate a small percentage of the cost without adding to how much you spend, go to www.charitable.travel and book your holiday through them, designating The Tourism Society as your charity of choice.
Or you can donate directly via JustGiving.