Suggest some Travelling Affiliates

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With variety of banner options available a decent enough commission rate. Thanks.
 
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Pixelator said:
  • Booking.com
  • TripAdvisor
  • Agoda
  • Airbnb
  • Skyscanner
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Have you had any experience with any of them?
TripAdvisor's 50% affiliate commissions look very appealing but sound too good to be true (I know they're a reputed company)
 
Never tested the niche myself, but saw peoples making good money from Booking. com
 
Seen guys that must be making good money with booking.com.

I see their "top 10 hotels in ______" ads on google all the time when doing travel research.
 
This actually is my niche and we are in affiliate business with most major players.

Depends on your tatget geo - Hotels.com and Expedia seems to be popular kore with North American audience. Agoda is very popular for searches in SE Asia. Booking.com is decent everywhere, but the best in Europe.

Airbnb does not have an open affiliate program anymore.

The rest are either too niche or aggregators themselves.

With some you can work directly, some through networks (AWIN, CJ).

Booking.com works the best of us but from the business relationship point of view they are a weird bunch.

DM me if you have questions.
 
Waifu_tatyana said:
Have you had any experience with any of them?
TripAdvisor's 50% affiliate commissions look very appealing but sound too good to be true (I know they're a reputed company)
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Although it's an old thread, I want to add this comment because it's important to not be blinded by high commission % withough understanding the percentage of what exactly you're measuring.

In this case, you get 50% of the cut Trip Advisor take from advertisers. This gets to about 1.5% of the cost of the consumer.

This is obvious to experienced marketers, but someone just starting out might actually fall for that.
 
roydan said:
Although it's an old thread, I want to add this comment because it's important to not be blinded by high commission % withough understanding the percentage of what exactly you're measuring.

In this case, you get 50% of the cut Trip Advisor take from advertisers. This gets to about 1.5% of the cost of the consumer.

This is obvious to experienced marketers, but someone just starting out might actually fall for that.
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That’s a good point, thank you for sharing it.

In case of Booking.com you can get to about 4 % commission of the trip cost (40 % from Booking’s commission which is about 15 % of the total).

Expedia is better and we are getting 6 - 8 %, depending on the local.
 
Travel programs are hard to get approval.
If you want easy approval it's trip.com at cj.
 
IM Dude said:
You need approval for cj its an affiliate network. With in network there are programs. The whole thing works on approvals.
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Right. But is there additional screening for Trip.com? If so, is it complicated to pass?
 
pedro_holbe said:
Right. But is there additional screening for Trip.com? If so, is it complicated to pass?
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I just told ya its easy to get approval like few posts back.
Try it out bro.
Go to cj.com and start, watch some youtube video.
 
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