Eighty-two travel and transport firms across six sub-sectors. The headline cohorts: 26 airlines and ferries (a Forest aviation cluster of 9 against a St Peter Port ferry cluster of 8), 19 tour operators weighted toward heritage, 13 shipping and freight firms with seven declaring freight forwarding as core, and 10 couriers centred on Guernsey Post. —
71 organisations are counted with Travel & Transport as their primary sector — 2% of everything with a sector on record, and the 12th largest of 16. An estimated 87% of the sector is counted, measured against an independent listing rather than assumed.
The 82 listed on this page and the 71 counted above are different claims, not a discrepancy: this page lists everyone who works in Travel & Transport; the census counts those whose primary sector it is.
A capability on record for 54 of 71 Travel & Transport organisations (76%)
| By group | Organisations | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Passenger transport | 25 | 46% |
| Freight & logistics | 19 | 35% |
| Tours & sightseeing | 12 | 22% |
| Travel agency & booking | 9 | 17% |
| Passenger transport | 4 | 7% |
| Transport, freight & storage | 3 | 6% |
| Bodywork, paint & detailing | 1 | 2% |
| Servicing & mechanical repair | 1 | 2% |
Capabilities as published by each organisation and resolved to the graph; a business with no capability claim is not necessarily a business that does none of these things.
28 of the 54 with a capability on record span two or more of these groups (1 in 2). Two capabilities inside one group are one trade, not two, which is why this counts groups rather than nodes.
Twenty-six operators split between a Forest aviation cluster (9) and a St Peter Port ferry cluster (8) — oldest 1866, newest 2025.
Nineteen operators — heritage-heavy, with four states-run information arms alongside limited-company boat and minibus fleets.
Thirteen firms handling Bailiwick freight — eight in St Peter Port, four in St Sampson — with seven declaring freight forwarding as core.
Ten operators: Guernsey Post at the centre, three international-express carriers, same-day couriers, and inter-island freight.
Nine travel agents — four bespoke consultants, three cruise specialists, two Travel Counsellors franchisees, and two shop-fronts left.
Eight operators — one island-wide scheduled network, three private-coach firms, a road-train tour, and three taxi-tour hybrids.