European Union (EU) Travel

Websites of tourist and travel boards, bureaux and offices typically contain information about the country, which may include its nature, climate and geography, culture and customs, architecture and art, and regions, cities and towns.

Sections detail how to get to the country, whether by air, sea, rail or road, and how to travel around the country, usually with links to various transport companies and timetables.

The websites contain information about sights, attractions, activities and things to do and see, including seasonal or yearly festivals and events. Sections also cover accommodation (from 5-star hotels to camping), cuisine, restaurants, cafés and shopping.

EU Tourist Boards and Offices

EU member states

• Austrian National Tourist Office
  
  
• Belgian Tourist Office
  
  
• Bulgarian Tourism Authority
  
  
• Cyprus Tourism Organisation
  
  
• Czech Tourist Authority
  
  
• Danish Tourist Board
  
  
• Estonian Tourist Board
  
  
• Finnish Tourist Board
  
  
• French Tourist Office
  
  
• German National Tourist Office
  
  
• Greek National Tourism Organisation
  
  
• Hungarian National Tourist Office
  
  
• Ireland: Tourism Ireland
  
  
• Italian State Tourism Board
  
  
• Latvian Tourist Board
  
  
• Lithuanian State Department of Tourism
  
  
• Luxembourg National Tourist Office
  
  
• Malta Tourism Authority
  
  
• Netherlands Board of Tourism and Conventions
  
  
• Polish National Tourist Office
  
  
• Portuguese National Tourist Office
  
  
• Romanian National Tourist Office
  
  
• Slovak Tourist Board
  
  
• Slovenian Tourist Board
  
  
• Spanish Tourist Board
  
  
• Swedish Travel and Tourism Council
  
  
• United Kingdom: British Tourist Authority
  
  
  

EU candidate states

• Croatian National Tourist Board
  
  
• Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia: Macedonian National Tourism Office
  
  
• Turkish Culture and Tourism Office

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