For Industry Members
Whether you're an operator, DMO, agency, or service provider — your tech partners handle the integration. You get faster onboarding, broader distribution, and fewer connectivity headaches.
Any business that benefits from open connectivity — without building the integration itself.
Tour operators, activity providers, theme parks, museums, and attractions. Your res-tech handles the integration — you get the benefits.
Learn moreDestination marketing organisations and tourism boards that promote bookable experiences and want standardised connectivity across their region.
Learn moreMarketing agencies, distribution consultancies, and other service providers who work across the tours and activities ecosystem.
Learn moreTrade associations, industry bodies, and membership organisations that want a voice in how connectivity works for tours and attractions.
Learn moreYou don't have to implement the spec to have a stake in its success. Here is why industry members join OCTO.
Your membership funds the work that grows OCTO adoption. More adoption means more connected partners and a stronger network for your business.
Review upcoming spec capabilities through member review before they go public. Stay ahead of changes that affect your connectivity.
Stay informed with roadmap highlights, quarterly briefings, and member-only news about the standard's direction.
Your logo and description on the OCTO website. Visibility to partners and prospects across the network.
Most industry businesses go with the Industry Member tier. Build your own integration? Technology Member is the right fit.
For operators, DMOs, agencies, consultancies, and other industry businesses that benefit from the OCTO standard without implementing it directly.
For companies that build and maintain their own OCTO integration in-house, rather than relying on a third-party platform to handle it.
Not sure which to pick? If you're an operator, DMO, marketing agency, consultancy, or any business that doesn't build OCTO integrations directly, you're an Industry Member. If your engineering team builds and maintains the OCTO API integration directly, choose Technology Member.
No. If your technology platforms support OCTO, you benefit automatically — faster partner connections, less integration friction. Membership gives you a voice in how the standard evolves, directory access, governance voting, and priority support. It also funds the adoption work that brings more tech partners on board.
If your reservation system has implemented the OCTO standard, then yes, the technical integration is handled for you. You can check our member directory to see which technology partners currently support OCTO. Even if your tech is covered, joining as an Industry Member ensures you stay informed, have a vote, and support broader adoption.
If your engineering team builds and maintains your own OCTO API integration rather than relying on a third-party platform, you should join as a Technology Member instead of an Industry Member. This gives you access to implementation support, spec committee participation, certification tools, and technical working groups. Learn more about Technology Membership.
Starts at $199/year. Includes member directory access, governance voting, community updates, priority support, and event access. You can also shape the standard's future through the Advisory Board and working groups.