'tourist operator' is correct and is commonly used in written English.
You could use it when referring to a company or organization that specializes in the arranging of tours and activities for tourists. For example, "We used the services of a reputable tourist operator for our vacation in Florida."
One tourist operator said he used to get 2,000 customers per day, but now it is down to zero.
Researcher Mark Ogge said the approval was bad news for anyone who was "a farmer, tourist operator, manufacturer or coal miner other than in the Galilee Basin".
Along the coast, about 84,000 tourist-related jobs were lost, affecting the lives of about 700,000 people, according to Mike Kirkland, a tourist operator in Mombasa and vice chairman of the Kenya Tourism Federation.
A private tourist operator, Vanuatu Helicopters, was also set to help with the aerial surveys and the urgent task of re-establishing telecommunications towers on other islands, Regenvanu said.
You will need to arrange this visit through an official tourist operator.
Many fisherman have since set up as unlicensed tourist operators.
This time the German leader's outrage was matched by that of Italian tourist operators.
Response to the program has been tepid on the part of tourist operators and Naples City Hall.
Back then, tourist operators felt "ambushed" by fans of the films, says Melissa Heath, owner of Southern Lakes Sightseeing, which specialises in Lord of the Rings location tours.
A number of major tourist operators had told me that Biwott was the hardest-working minister of tourism Kenya has ever had.
Environmentalists and upmarket tourist operators are already cringing at the prospect as are the local authorities (even the centre-right ones) who see this an erosion of their power.
