Travel and hospitality covers hotels, lodges, guest houses and resorts, along with booking platforms, travel agencies, timeshare operators and tour companies. Contact routing in this sector is unusually messy because a property, the group that manages it and the platform you booked through are often three separate businesses, and only one of them can change your reservation.
This hub groups them into bounded alphabetical directories and keeps property-level pages distinct from head-office and reservations pages. That distinction matters most when something goes wrong: a property can usually help with an on-site problem, while a booking made through a platform normally has to be amended or refunded through that platform.
Practical guidance. Have your booking reference and the name the reservation was made under before calling, since properties often cannot search by surname alone. Cancellation and refund terms are set by whoever took the payment, not by whoever hosts you. For timeshare and holiday club arrangements, the cancellation route is contractual and generally has to be in writing.
Listings here are sourced from each property’s own official channels. Where a business has closed or changed hands, the page is corrected rather than carried forward, because travel listings in particular tend to outlive the businesses they describe.
Browse contact pages
Contact pages in this sector are organised into bounded alphabetical directories. Each directory lists a fixed range of providers so that every page stays reachable within a short crawl path.
- Travel & Hospitality directory A-B
- Travel & Hospitality directory B-D
- Travel & Hospitality directory D-H
- Travel & Hospitality directory H-L
- Travel & Hospitality directory L-N
- Travel & Hospitality directory O-R
- Travel & Hospitality directory R-T
- Travel & Hospitality directory T-Z
How listings are verified
Every contact detail published on this site is checked against the organisation’s own official source — its website, app, published documents or an official regulator listing — before it appears, and each page names the source it was checked against and the date it was checked. Where a detail cannot be confirmed from an official source, the page says so instead of publishing an unverified number. Directory listings, aggregator sites and user-submitted numbers are not used as sources. If you find a detail that has changed, the page’s contact form is the fastest way to have it re-checked.