Programs and travel-partnership platforms that naturally fit destination, booking and travel-utility content. Compare relevance before commission size.
impact.com operates a partnership marketplace where affiliates and publishers can discover brands, apply to programs and earn on advertiser-defined conversions. The platform is infrastructure; it does not impose one universal…
Revolut’s current affiliate page confirms active Retail and Business affiliate programs through Impact. It does not publish one universal payout or cookie, so this record deliberately sends readers to the…
Travelpayouts is a travel-focused partnership platform that gives creators access to affiliate tools and programs across flights, accommodation, tours, insurance and other travel services.
ExpressVPN operates a direct affiliate program for publishers promoting its privacy and security products. The current public page emphasizes a flexible performance-based commission structure rather than publishing one universal payout.
CyberGhost publishes an active VPN affiliate program with performance-based commissions advertised as reaching up to 100% on qualifying sales.
Private Internet Access publishes a free-to-join VPN affiliate program with commissions advertised at up to 33% on qualifying new sales.
Wise runs a partnership program for websites, businesses and creators. Current help documentation says partners earn commission for new users and that SEO website partners are managed through Partnerize.
Payoneer publishes an affiliate partner program for referring new customers to its cross-border payments platform. The public page confirms commissions for referrals that become active customers and monthly payout to…
Remitly runs a current partner program for finance publishers, comparison sites, creators, businesses and community organizations promoting international money transfers. The official page publishes corridor-dependent referral payouts and a 30-day…
Expedia Group’s Travel Creator Program lets publishers and creators monetize Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo travel content from one account. Current public materials advertise up to 4% on eligible bookings while…
Booking.com currently offers a travel affiliate program that publishers access through its supported affiliate-network flow. The public program page confirms commission on qualified bookings but does not present one universal…
Viator’s current travel affiliate program publishes an 8% commission on qualifying experiences booked within a 30-day cookie window, with commission paid after the experience is completed.
Tripadvisor is unusual among travel affiliate programs because qualifying hotel revenue can be earned on a click-out from Tripadvisor to a hotel booking partner; the visitor does not need to…
Agoda operates an affiliate partner program for publishers monetizing travel bookings. Its current partner page illustrates a 5% commission example and says the percentage can increase with monthly completed-booking volume;…
DiscoverCars publishes one of the clearest travel affiliate structures in this database: a 365-day cookie and commission calculated from DiscoverCars’ own profit, not the traveler’s total booking value.
GetYourGuide operates a current travel partner program for activities and experiences. Public legal terms confirm commission on completed bookings but leave the live commercial rate to the partner account rather…
Klook runs an active affiliate program for travel publishers with links, codes, widgets and API options. Its public page emphasizes performance-based earnings rather than one permanent universal commission percentage.
Skyscanner’s current affiliate page uses Impact, a 30-day referral data window and a flexible revenue-share model based on the commission Skyscanner itself receives. It also publishes meaningful site-quality requirements instead…
Omio’s affiliate program targets travel sites and apps that send users into its transport-booking flow. Public materials describe performance-based compensation but do not promise one universal rate or cookie.
Airalo’s current affiliate program pays a standard 10% on eligible eSIM sales and uses Impact for tracking and payouts. It gives the travel-tools cluster a product with strong “stay connected…
Holafly operates an active travel-partner program for eSIM sales. Its public partner material confirms commission and unique-link attribution but does not expose one durable global percentage, so this profile keeps…
Hostelworld’s current affiliate program operates through Partnerize. Current program materials use a 30-day attribution window and pay on approved/completed booking economics rather than one durable public flat payout.
Trip.com currently advertises up to 7% maximum basic commission, a 30-day website cookie and a 7-day app cookie across a broad travel inventory. Its public FAQ says the program is…
World Nomads currently operates its affiliate program through CJ. Its current onboarding guide states a flat-rate payout per quote and a 60-day cookie, while its content rules impose extra restrictions…
SafetyWing’s current Ambassador program advertises a flat affiliate fee benchmarked around 10% of total premium and a very long 364-day referral window. Because the promoted product is insurance, editorial claims…
Tiqets uses a margin-share affiliate model for attractions and experiences rather than one simple booking percentage. Current first-party material publishes a 30-day attribution window and explains that commission comes from…
Trainline currently operates its affiliate program through Partnerize and supports different commercial structures rather than one universal public payout.
12Go’s current affiliate page publishes a 50% share of its booking profit, a 30-day last-click cookie and free signup for publishers promoting intercity travel inventory.
Welcome Pickups has multiple partner routes rather than one uniform affiliate offer. Its current affiliate and Ambassador materials cover audience-booking referrals as well as accommodation-partner referral bonuses.
Rail Europe currently recruits publishers through Rakuten Advertising for European train-ticket and rail-pass referrals. The public first-party page confirms the route but does not publish one universal commission percentage.
G Adventures currently publishes a typical 5% commission and a 90-day cookie for confirmed adventure-travel sales. Its live page references both Impact and Rakuten in different sections, so network onboarding…
Headout’s current affiliate program lets approved partners monetize attraction and experience bookings through links, widgets or API integrations, with performance-based rates rather than one universal public percentage.
Intrepid Travel’s current affiliate page confirms an Impact-managed program for both organizations and individual creators, with commission on eligible successful bookings.
Ferryhopper currently runs a dedicated affiliate program for publishers promoting ferry routes and bookings across multiple regions. Public signup materials confirm commission on bookings but do not disclose one universal…
Auto Europe runs a current car-rental affiliate program with links, white-label and XML options, but does not publish one universal rate on the reviewed public page.
Rentalcars.com currently offers an affiliate/partner solution for car-hire distribution, but public support positions it as a bespoke commercial relationship rather than a fixed universal payout.
ZenSim runs a current Rewardful-based eSIM affiliate program with a published 15% commission and 45-day attribution window. The program also provides tracked links and discount codes, making it a useful…
Saily, the travel eSIM service from Nord Security, publishes a current affiliate program paying 15% for qualifying new users with a 30-day cookie. Its public FAQ also makes clear that…
Nomad eSIM runs its current affiliate program through Impact.com. The first-party partner page states that the standard affiliate rate begins at 10% per successful purchase, higher tiers can apply, referrals…