What does a travel & tourism lecturer earn in the UK?

The median is £48.25 an hour, with the middle half between £46.21 and £50.25. Based on 25+ placements Dovetail & Slate made in the last 24 months.

What does a lecturer in travel & tourism earn?

The median is £37,006 a year, with most between £33,791 and £38,896, from 5+ placements.

Where do these travel & tourism pay figures come from?

They come from placements Dovetail & Slate actually made in the last 24 months, not advertised figures and not a survey. Hourly and daily figures are the charge rate an employer pays the agency, which includes the worker's pay, on-costs and margin. Permanent figures are the salary itself, because a permanent placement has no charge rate. A group is only published where at least five placements sit behind it, and sample sizes are shown as bands rather than exact counts.

Salary Guide

Travel & Tourism pay

a travel & tourism lecturer typically earns £48.25 an hour, based on placements we made in the last 24 months.

Lecturer

Permanent salary

£37,006 a year

Most land between £33,791 and £38,896

5+ placements · updated 24 August 2026

Hourly charge rate

£48.25 an hour

Most land between £46.21 and £50.25

25+ placements · updated 26 August 2026

Daily charge rate

£340.00 a day

Most land between £340.00 and £360.00

5+ placements · updated 26 August 2026

Where these come from

Placements we made, not a salary survey. Hourly and daily figures are the charge rate: what an employer pays us, with the worker's pay, on-costs and our margin inside it. Permanent figures are the salary itself, because a permanent placement has no charge rate: the employer pays the person directly and a separate fee to us. Region comes from the client's own location, and we publish nothing, nationally or regionally, where we hold fewer than five placements. Permanent salaries cover full-time roles only.

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