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Islands of Guernsey Travel Trade Summit

Islands of Guernsey Travel Trade Summit

The Islands of Guernsey Travel Trade Summit, taking place from 18-20 May 2026, will celebrate and strengthen relationships across the travel trade. This multi‑day event is designed to inspire collaboration, provide valuable business updates, and create new opportunities for contracting and networking, whether  you’re based in Guernsey or joining us from off‑island. 

The core business day will take place on Tuesday 19 May. Please note, you must register to attend. 

Across the summit, you’ll have the opportunity to gain insights into Guernsey’s travel trade landscape, connect with key on‑island suppliers and off‑island travel trade partners, network and build meaningful, long‑lasting business relationships, showcase your products and services and explore new opportunities to grow your connections with the Islands of Guernsey. 

Off-island delegates will get the chance to meet with the Guernsey tourism industry to grow business opportunities with new and existing contacts. It is also a great opportunity for new team members to visit Guernsey to learn more about the product. 

For on-island delegates the workshop is the event to attend to meet with your current trade partners and develop new opportunities. 

Together the event allows us all to talk through ideas, create business opportunities and showcase the very best of the islands of Guernsey. 

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