AITO Affiliated Tourist Offices

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 listed Historic Centre, legendary cuisine – from Michelin starred restaurants to local cafes – the spectacular 338m Macau Tower, vibrant nightlife and designer shopping.

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.

Ras Al Khaimah, one of the seven emirates of the UAE, is a globally connected and authentic destination, which combines gorgeous beaches, mountains, desert scenery and luxury resorts all in one place.

Ras Al Khaimah, one of the seven emirates of the UAE, is a globally connected and authentic destination, which combines gorgeous beaches, mountains, desert scenery and luxury resorts all in one place. It captivates you with its unique landscape, whether you want to relax, simply indulge, actively explore or discover its heritage and ancient traditions in its scenic environment. A visit to Ras Al Khaimah will guarantee that you will leave feeling refreshed, renewed and uplifted.

Finland is a year-round Nordic destination, a land of beauty where you can enjoy hip and happening cities rich in food, culture and design. Home of Santa Claus, activities, like husky sledging, bear watching and hiking one of the 40 national parks, or by the 188,000 lakes and picturesque archipelago.

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.