FES Tourism ICON Program
Helping Visitors Know Before They Go!
Every great visitor experience begins with knowing what to expect!
FES Tourism's FREE ICON Program helps festivals, events, attractions and destinations share useful visitor information clearly and consistently.
From parking and washrooms to accessibility features, food vendors, family activities and special attractions, our easy-to-recognize icons help visitors discover available amenities and plan their visit with confidence.
Your Event. Your Visitor Experience. Clearer Communication.
Explore our collection of FREE FES Tourism Icons and choose the ones that best represent what you offer.
Getting Your FREE FES Tourism Icons Is Easy!
BROWSE — Explore our collection of visitor information icons.
CHOOSE — Select the icons that best represent your event, attraction or destination.
REQUEST — Complete the simple form below, and we'll contact you by email.
Sample Sheet of Available FES Event Icons
Request Your FREE FES Tourism Icons!
Making Visitor Information Clear and Easy!
FES Tourism Icons help festivals, events, attractions and destinations communicate important visitor information across websites, event maps, signage and promotional materials.
Why Use FES Tourism Icons?
- Easy to Recognize — Help visitors identify amenities, services and activities at a glance.
- Consistent Appearance — A coordinated collection of high-contrast icons.
- Visitor-Friendly — Help visitors find useful information before and during their visit.
- Completely FREE — A valuable visitor information resource provided by FES Tourism.
Receiving and Using Your Icons
Once we receive your request, we'll review your selections and contact you by email with the available icon files and usage guidelines.
A Few Important Details
FES Tourism Icons remain the copyright of Festival and Event Services Inc. When using the icons, please include the credit “Icons courtesy of FES Tourism” wherever practical.
Accessibility-related icons are intended to help communicate available visitor features and do not represent an official accessibility certification.



