As part of the COVID-19 recovery process, the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) has updated the travel advice for a number of countries to exempt them from the Global ‘All but essential travel’ advisory.

As part of the Covid-19 recovery process, Destination Governments in association with their Public Health Authorities have been putting together their own specific recovery plans and health and hygiene initiatives.

How you deal with a crisis can protect the reputation of your business, but more importantly bring confidence for you and your employees in times of adversity. ABTA provides a large range of services for Members to help prepare for a crisis and support during crisis situations.

The safety and wellbeing of customers is an integral part of the holiday experience and one which customers expect their travel providers to have considered. 

Regardless of the size of your business, whether you’re an agent or operator or whether you’re new to sustainability or not, Better Places will help you develop the sustainability approach that’s right for your business and in doing so, you can reduce operating costs and enhance your brand.

The ABTA Animal Welfare Guidelines bring together existing guidance and are intended for travel providers to issue to their suppliers, for tourist boards and relevant destination authorities as well as animal attractions.

Here you'll find ABTA's Modern Slavery Guidance, freely available to ABTA Members, which gives an overview of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and specific guidelines for the travel industry, as well as some useful resources.

Helping the travel industry to ensure that holidays are accessible is an essential part of ABTA’s work and this goes hand-in-hand with creating confident consumers.