European Tourism Association
The trade association for better tourism in Europe
ETOA is a member–driven community of over 1,100 organisations, from global brands to independent small businesses, DMOs, industry partners and technical specialists. Supported by our supplier members and partners, we work on behalf of tour operators, wholesalers, destination management companies and agents to enable a sustainable business environment in which European tourism can thrive and grow.
We design and deliver online and face-to-face events for members and partners, driven by our own appointment matching system. We lobby on behalf of our members and participate in public-private projects at EU, national and local levels, capitalising on our wide network among origin and destination markets.
The impact of COVID-19 on our industry is severe. To support recovery we engage with and challenge government, provoke intelligent debate, and provide our members with access to insight, resources and market-leading networking opportunities.
We and our partner, the Nordic Tourism Collective, welcome any organisation active in European tourism to join us.
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Latest events
- ETOA Group tourism working group meeting | June 2022 June 7 2022
- City Fair 2022 June 9 2022Online B2B Meetings
- ETOA Networking Drinks | Madrid, June 2022 June 15 2022Madrid, Spain
- Global European Marketplace 2022 November 4 2022London, United Kingdom
- European Travel Marketplace - East and South East Asia 2022 November 22 2022Online B2B Meetings
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Please be aware that ETOA is an Association whose primary purpose is to campaign for a better regulatory environment. It also provides an information and contact network between its members. ETOA is not a bonding Association. In no way does membership of the Association imply that a member is solvent, or that the services they supply are of a particular standard. Consumers seeking these reassurances should look elsewhere.