Skip to main content
Register
Trusted by Travel Agents Since 1953
Register
Agent Tools
Back
Selling Guides
Business Advice
Noticeboard
Homeworking Hub
Partner content
TTG Sustainable Travel Heroes
Insights
Back
Reports
Insights Panel
Podcast
The Big Interview
TTG Print Archive
Competitions
Events
Back
The Travel Industry Awards
Black Book
Top 20 Luxury Travel Agencies
Agenda 2026
30 Under 30
Fairer Travel Event
About Us
Back
Contact us
Sustainability
Work with us
Homeworking Hub
Cruise
TTG Luxury
Destinations
Sustainability
Cancel
Topics
Business rates
'Include high street agents in business rates reform', Abta and SPAA urge governments
Dame Irene Hays: ‘We know what’s happening – we live and breathe travel’
Scottish agents set to miss out on business rates relief again
Outbound travel now contributing more to UK economy than pre-pandemic
'Travel won't be happy with the Budget, but it could have been much worse'
'A steep climb to stand still': travel reacts to 'punishing' Budget
What will the chancellor's Budget statement mean for travel?
Budget 2024: What does the travel industry want and need from the chancellor today?
‘Positives’ for travel in new govt's first 100 days, says Abta
UK Outbound to meet following general election to plan lobbying strategy
Abta chief urges next government not to price out travellers with green measures
Party manifestos – what should we expect for travel?
Travel entering ‘pivotal five-year period’ as general election looms – Abta
Low pay is prompting agents to consider leaving the travel industry
Chancellor spells out National Insurance reform and freezes business rates
Government sets out plans to simplify domestic package holiday bookings
Consumer group blasts hike in drop-off fees at UK airports
Caribbean tourism ‘not out of the woods yet’, says industry leader
Travel delivers lukewarm verdict on chancellor Jeremy Hunt's Budget
Seven key talking points for travel from Jeremy Hunt's spring Budget
Three things travel should look out for in today’s Budget
‘Why more difficult decisions are likely after the Autumn Statement’
Abta urges new chancellor to extend business rates support
Abta says energy bills help ‘may not be enough’
Load More