The South East Cornwall Tourist Association provides a focus for restauranteurs, accommodation and attraction providers. SECTA enables sharing of best practice between similar tourism businesses and provides a single voice to tourism organisations and local & national government in order to promote tourism in South East Cornwall.

The English Associations of Self Catering Organisations represent those with self catering interests on all matters affecting their business through liaison with government and tourism bodies.

EASCO seeks to promote and uphold high standards and gain recognition of the self catering sector's important role in the hospitality industry.

The Green Acorn Award is a "green tourism" award scheme administered by SECTA, in partnership with the local council. The Acorn logo means that we have made at least 25 improvements to reduce the impact of our business, and that of our guests, on the environment.

CoaST is a grass roots network of individuals and businesses that has the objective of minimising the negative impact of tourism in Cornwall through knowledge sharing and influence.

The Federation of Small Businesses provides commercial and legal support services for small businesses. The FSB lobbies widely on behalf of its membership's special requirements.

We are pleased to be working with  local produce delivery company Cornwall in your Kitchen.  Pre-order fantastic local food and drink from their site and they’ll make sure it’s waiting for you when you arrive.  You can then drive down safe in the knowledge your perishables are safe in the fridge.

We have partnered with food4myholiday.com to provide and deliver quality local produce to your cottage so you can spend more time holidaying and less time shopping.

We are members of the Looe Lions Club, part of the Lions Clubs International service organisation with 1.4 million members, which is dedicated to voluntary service both within the local community and to Lions Clubs International projects such as eliminating preventable eye disease globally.