Tourism 2012 Games

Sign up to the Fair Pricing & Practice Charter

Demonstrate your commitment to providing fair pricing and practices throughout the year of 2012 by signing up to the Charter today

Why does the UK need a Fair Pricing & Practice Charter?
It is widely recognised by the UK tourism industry that over-inflated pricing and/or inappropriate trading practices during 2012, and specifically during the period of the 2012 Games, could do long-term damage to the international reputation of London and the UK as a destination, undermine the huge potential for positive messages about the country and deter potential visitors and business.

The UK Fair Pricing & Practice Charter provides a platform for UK businesses to declare their commitment to reasonable and fair trading terms in 2012. The list of signatories will be made available to visitors, travel intermediaries and media. It will provide re-assurance and confidence and encourage fair play and best practice in our industry.

Why should I sign my business up to the Fair Pricing & Practice Charter?
Signatories of this charter will:
-Be published on this and other websites and made available to visitors, travel intermediaries and media who will in turn be able to readily identify participating producers and suppliers.
-Be given the rights to use the "Committed to Fair Pricing" logo on their websites and marketing collateral (see logo on front cover of Charter).
-Be playing their part in preserving the long-term reputation of the UK as a tourism destination.

You are warmly invited to sign up now and spread the word to other businesses.

Click here to read our Frequently Asked Questions.

Click here to read the UK Fair Pricing & Practice Charter.

Click here to see a list of current signatories.

Signatories of the Charter from the accommodation sector are encouraged to further demonstrate their commitment to quality by joining an official Quality scheme, click here for more details.

Fair Pricing and Practice Charter

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