AITO Affiliated Tourist Offices

The lively port city of A Coruña, in the region of Galicia, defined by the Atlantic spirit, is the foodie capital of the Spanish NW, an exciting destination.

The lively port city of A Coruña in the region of Galicia, in the northwestern corner of Spain, surrounded by the ocean and defined by the Atlantic spirit, is one of Spain’s most exciting destinations, where past and new trends blend seamlessly with an eclectic mix of culture, architecture, gastronomy and nature. These are the reasons that make of A Coruña a very appealing destination:
- Direct daily flights from the UK.
 Experience authentic Spain without the crowds.
 Stand in awe in front of the majestic Tower of Hercules, the only Roman lighthouse still in use in the world, a UNESCO-protected site.
 Explore A Coruña’s links with the famous Camino pilgrimage route, at the beginning of the English Way to Santiago.
 Indulge in the foodie capital of the Spanish Northwest.
 Take a sunset stroll at the longest sea promenade in Europe.
 Follow in Pablo Picasso’s early footsteps where he lived as a young teenager and held his very first two exhibitions.

Our aim is to establish long-term relationships with AITO members and offer services such as itinerary design, on premises and remote destination training, fam trips and joint marketing among other.

The 16 main Islands of the Bahamas are spread over 100,000 square miles of ocean. The archipelago is an ecological oasis featuring breathtaking islands and cays.

The Bahamas are made up of hundreds of islets and cays spread over 100,000 square miles of ocean, stretching south from just 50 miles off the east coast of Florida and easy to reach. The archipelago is an ecological oasis features the clearest water on the planet and is much admired by astronauts privileged to view the island chain from outer space. Get closer to see the famous swimming pigs, though, as well as some of the world's best beaches, scuba diving, fishing, sailing, as well as shopping, dining and first class entertainment.

Following Hurricane Dorian's devastation of two of the main islands, The Abacos and Grand Bahama Island, there are 14 main islands ready to welcome visitors with open arms, each island its own personality and attractions. British Airways flies direct to Nassau four times a week, and numerous flights connect with the island via US hubs. Discover a world of possibilities from major resorts to award-winning boutique hotels, the full-on fun of Nassau & Paradise Island to the peaceful pace of The Out Islands, all possible within a short island hop by boat excursion, ferry or plane.

The Catalan Tourist Board office in London is responsible for implementing marketing and public relations activities with the aim to promote Catalonia as a quality touristic destination amongst the British and Irish markets. Catalonia includes brands like Barcelona, Costa Brava, Costa Daurada i Pirineus.

An agency founded by the Ministry of Regional Development operates in the field of tourism as a client-focused marketing agency with the goal of promoting the Czech Republic as an attractive tourism destination. At the CzechTourism office based in London our main activities include: online and offline campaigns, working with the best tourism trade representatives (from the UK and Czech Republic as well) working with media, attending trade fairs and trade shows, organising events, workshops, press and fam trips, etc. Please contact us for more information, we will be more than happy to help you to organise the best Czech experience for your clients!

IGTO is the official tourist office of Israel. IGTO works with tour operators, ground handlers, specialist travel suppliers and media to promote the destination in the UK & Ireland.

It’s ‘Two Sunny Cities, One Break’ campaign promotes the country’s year-round sun, delicious food, non-stop parties, welcoming people, vibrant culture and history in both Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, only 45 minutes apart.

Israel welcomed 4.1 million tourists in 2018.

2019 is set to be an exciting year after with the newly opened Ramon International airport, the launch of Virgin Atlantic flights and welcoming the Eurovision Song Contest to the bubbling city of Tel Aviv.

Just 40 miles from Hong Kong, Macao has a unique Portuguese-Chinese heritage and is one of the Far East’s most exciting destinations.

Just 40 miles from Hong Kong, Macao has a unique Portuguese-Chinese heritage and is one of the Far East’s most exciting destinations. Highlights include the UNESCO World Heritage listed “Historic Centre of Macao”, featuring buildings of both Portuguese and Chinese origin, the Macau Tower – home to one of the world’s highest bungy jumps – and vibrant nightlife with bars, nightclubs, casinos and the spectacular House of Dancing Water show. Macao’s food is legendary – from Michelin-starred restaurants to the local Macanese fusion food.
Visitors can relax in Macao’s southern countryside of picturesque hills and beaches or “shop ‘til they drop” at one of the bustling markets or designer malls.

The Malta Tourism Authority markets the beautiful islands of Malta, Gozo and Comino within the UK and Ireland from its London base. Malta is the perfect Mediterranean destination for families, couples, solo and LGBT+ travellers offering wide ranging appeal across sports, gastronomy, history and culture, city breaks to Valletta, weddings, festivals, nightlife, religious tours and sea-based activities. Malta and Gozo are very popular scuba diving destinations and currently voted 2nd best in the world by the UK diving industry. Malta is also ranked 1st out of 49 countries in Europe for LGBTIQ tolerance. The islands are a perfect winter destination with a warm and sunny climate offering wide appeal to city breakers wishing to visit Valletta, the sunniest city in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage site that was built by the Knight’s of St John in 16th century. Malta is served by flights from 19 airports across the UK and Ireland mostly on a year-round basis with multiple flights each week. Flights from London take around 3 hours. We are able to assist AITO members with training, marketing assets and general advice about the destination.

Turismo de Portugal is the National Tourist Office for Portugal, working under the Secretary of State for Tourism.

Turismo de Portugal is the National Tourist Office for Portugal, working under the Secretary of State for Tourism.
Our 4 main roles are: (i) Destination and companies qualification; (ii) Support investments in both the public and private sectors; (iii) Human Resources training and integration into the labour market; (iv) Promote Portugal as a tourist destination and provide a platform for Portuguese and international companies to do business.

In the UK our activities include running marketing and promotional partnerships with the trade; organize Portugal’s presence at trade and press events; ensure an effective presence on related media and social media; organize press and FAM trips with our destination partners.

Visit Finland works to develop Finland’s travel image and helps Finnish travel companies to internationalize, develop, sell and market high-quality travel products. Visit Finland cooperates with travel destination regions, businesses in the travel industry and other export promoters and embassies. Visit Finland is part of Business Finland.
If northern lights, ice hockey, Moomins, design, rally drivers, heavy metal or sauna gets you all excited, Finland is the country for you.
Finland is a year round Nordic destination, a land of beauty and discovery where you can enjoy visiting hip and happening cities rich in food, culture and design, pure and local food. Home of Santa Claus, thrilling activities like husky sledging, bear watching and hiking in one of the 40 national parks or by the 188,000 lakes and picturesque archipelago.
What makes Finland special is the endless midnight sun and awe-inspiring aurora borealis that is visible 200 days of the year.
Get inspired, get re-energized, get active - Visit Finland!

Jersey an island shaped by the sea where some of the most astonishing tides in the world circle the coast and feed the land. An island that's small on size, but big on personality, where country lanes open to cliff top views and the sea is never more than ten minutes away. An island of rediscovery, packed with activities to experience and explore.

From the long stretches of white sandy beaches to the rugged cliffs, Guernsey's ever-changing environment is a haven for lovers of the great outdoors.

The Bailiwick of Guernsey is home to Britain's cleanest beach, Vazon Bay on the island's west coast, the world's smallest chapel, the Little Chapel, a capital - St Peter Port - said to be the prettiest harbour town in Europe, and 28 miles of picturesque coastline.
From the long stretches of white sandy beaches to the rugged cliffs, Guernsey's ever-changing environment is a haven for lovers of the great outdoors. Walking, cycling, kayaking, and coasteering are just some of the ways to explore the island.
Guernsey’s sister islands of Alderney, Sark and Herm are a short boat or flight away. Each has its own unique story to tell from the wildlife haven of Alderney to the breath-taking views around the Sark coastline and the unspoilt beaches of Herm Island.
Adding in some of the freshest seafood in British waters, Guernsey offers short breaks and holidays for all types of traveller, from cultural short breaks, to outdoor adventures and family beach holidays, all at less than an hour’s flight, or a ferry ride, from the UK.