The phrase "a travel operator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a business or individual that organizes and sells travel services, such as tours or vacation packages.
Example: "We decided to book our vacation through a travel operator to ensure we had a well-planned itinerary."
Alternatives: "a travel agency" or "a tour operator".
In Germany, a travel operator has arranged for an all-nude charter flight this summer to take customers to a clothing-optional retreat in the Baltics.
But Michael Diamond of Heritage Tours (htprivatetravel.com), a travel operator that specializes in Morocco, wrote in an e-mail that it's possible to organize it as a day trip from Marrakesh, a 90-minute drive away.
Troy Collings, a director at Young Pioneer Tours, a travel operator based in China that takes groups into North Korea and has organized brewery visits, said there were probably fewer than a dozen locally made beers available in the country.
Only four weeks remained until a significant deadline, the renewal of the Atol licence – which compensates passengers in the event of a travel operator collapsing – for the company's Monarch Holidays unit.
Homefans, a travel operator specializing in soccer trips, is eyeing expansion after helping a growing number of supporters tick off unique soccer experiences across the world.
He was in West Africa on a tour organized by a German travel operator and was abducted after attending a cultural festival at Anderamboukane, in Mali.
"The war gave us much more visibility but also slowed things down a bit," said Saba Kiknadze, a former tourism minister who is chairman of the Georgian Hospitality Group, a private travel operator.
"There are lots of brands that are already very well-known in China, but Bergdorf's strongest footprint is in New York, so getting them to know that brand when they come here is a very important goal for us," said Chris Noble, president of Affinity China, a luxury travel operator that organized the event.
A Japanese travel operator, Kimoko Ikegami, sums it up like this: "Peter Rabbit is so cute, but he also is very British and people in Japan admire both of those qualities.
Wilderness Inquiry, an adventure travel operator in Minneapolis, offers a variety of outings designed to accommodate people with disabilities.
Matoke Tours, an African travel operator, launched its virtual brochure app earlier this year, allowing travelers to ride a hot air balloon or meet a gorilla before they set off on the real adventure.
