The organisation said in May the quality mark would provide a “ring of confidence” for domestic tourism businesses, attractions and destinations.
Plans include businesses completing a risk assessment and free online training course to help them adhere
to the official government guidelines, before being provided with the quality mark and certificate.
With the domestic tourism industry starting to open up from next month, speaking during the TTG Domestic Tourism seminar, Patricia Yates said trade bodies were busy working out the guidelines, with UK Hospitality leading the way.
