"tourism operator" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the term to refer to a business or entity that operates tourism or travel services, such as a travel agency or an airline. For example, "The local tourism operator offers guided tours of the mountain range".
It owns major stakes in CVC, a tourism operator, and Scalia, a major Brazilian lingerie retailer.
And the Greens easily found a local tourism operator who was happy to boat them out.
From Cape Leveque we fly to Cygnet Bay, where I meet a third-generation pearl farmer, marine scientist and tourism operator, James Brown.
AKITA, JAPAN — Takuya Niiyama, a sophomore at Akita International University, dreams of becoming an international tourism operator promoting the northern Japanese prefecture of Akita, leveraging his hard-earned language skills and a network of international students he befriended on campus.
The giant German tourism operator TUI recently caused a stir in Greece when it sent letters to Greek hoteliers demanding that contracts be renegotiated in drachmas to protect against losses if Greece were to exit the euro.
An Indigenous group who won a huge land title claim is partnering with a commercial tourism operator to bring visitors to its region – a remote and seldom visited part of Australia.
Approximately 30 interviews were carried out with key informants (KIIs), such as conservancy managers, committee members and tourism operators, to understand how conservancies operate and are managed.
A 2004 agreement requiring tourism operators to be insured to cover possible rescue operations or medical evacuations has been ratified by only 11 of the 28.
Tourism operators are concerned that Samoa is about to lose one of its main draws.
North Queensland tourism operators don't believe the deaths will deter other visitors.
So with more moderate tourism operators speaking out, efforts to hide the reef's impending death might be failing.
