If you’re interested in turning your passion for travel into a career, becoming a travel advisor allows you to build a fulfilling business and flexible income by planning and booking travel for clients.
Becoming an advisor in most U.S. states is straightforward, but a few—California, Florida, Hawaii, and Washington—have business registration requirements to keep in mind. Maryland recently introduced a law that will go into effect in late 2026. Your host agency typically handles registration on your behalf or can walk you through required steps.
State-by-state guides
Follow your state guide to becoming a travel advisor to learn how to get started and understand any local licensing rules.
Fora has advisors in over 140 countries. Follow these steps to get started in Canada or Mexico.
