The best travel aff programs for beginner

by Gio77
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Hey
I have an insta page, with about 25K+ followers. Engagement is normal, followers most of all are genuine, niche-related.
I want to start some travel aff program, but don't have an experience, so if you had such an experience, can you provide me the best travel aff programs, who are good for to start as a beginner and also who are soc media friendly and of course good rates.
#aff #beginner #programs #travel
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  • Profile picture of the author thedark
    Booking.com is the bigget platform and they have their afffiliate program on commission junction.

    AirBNB has relaunched their affiliate program in the form of creator rewards.
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  • Profile picture of the author Gio77
    What about Agoda Ambassador, do you know their program?
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  • Profile picture of the author Monetize
    Originally Posted by Gio77 View Post

    Hey
    I have an insta page, with about 25K+ followers. Engagement is normal, followers most of all are genuine, niche-related.
    I want to start some travel aff program, but don't have an experience, so if you had such an experience, can you provide me the best travel aff programs, who are good for to start as a beginner and also who are soc media friendly and of course good rates.

    As a beginning affiliate marketer, you will need to apply
    to a few of the agencies until you get accepted.

    Millions of people are in the affiliate business now, it's
    not like it was 20 yrs ago, when they were desperate
    to get people to promote their offers.

    Back then the affiliate managers would refer people to
    each other, they used to contact me to sell their stuff,
    not the other way around - I don't think that happens
    now unless you're some huge influencer.

    If I were you I'd start with Amazon, they are easy to get
    into but you have to make sales or you're canned.

    If you're in travel you can promote luggage and things
    like that until you can get into another network.

    You can google affiliate networks, there are hundreds
    of them, take your pick.
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  • Profile picture of the author talfighel
    I heard of a website called STAY22.

    They have a travel affiliate program. You should Google them to see if they are a good fit for you.

    Hope this helps.
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  • Profile picture of the author Gio77
    Thanks for your replies.
    of course there're of plenty affs, but I need recommendation who already had an experience with any of these affs and can tell, how and what to expect.
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    • Profile picture of the author Monetize
      Originally Posted by Gio77 View Post

      Thanks for your replies.
      of course there're of plenty affs, but I need recommendation who already had an experience with any of these affs and can tell, how and what to expect.

      I have been in the affiliate marketing business
      for over twenty years so I cannot help you with
      beginner advice besides what I wrote.

      If you want to be in the affiliate business, then
      you need to apply to whoever you think might
      take you and prepare to deal with rejection.

      Maybe another beginner will come along and
      tell you something different but it's up to you
      whether you take action or just keep asking
      questions.
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  • Profile picture of the author thedark
    Stay 22 and TravelPayouts are agregators, that combine other affiliate programs and give you tools to promote.
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  • Profile picture of the author HarshaShastry
    25K genuine niche followers is a solid base to start with. Booking dot com and Expedia both run well-known affiliate programs and accept beginners. It might be worth checking those first before smaller travel networks.
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  • Profile picture of the author Gio77
    Yeah, I have a niche travel genuine followers, but it's still a little hard to make aff.
    I had a lot of views, for example one day I got 200 clicks, but 0 purchases : ))
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  • Profile picture of the author Contesthelper55
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    You have a nice audience with 25K+ genuine followers. I'd recommend trying programs like Viator, GetYourGuide, or Travelpayouts. They're beginner-friendly and work well for travel content on Instagram. I'd start with just one program first and see how it works for you.
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  • I'd start with hotels, tours, or travel bookings that fit your audience and have an easy signup process, then see what actually gets clicks and bookings before committing to one program.
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  • Profile picture of the author Conqueror777
    Why don't use booking.com? It's the biggest one in the sector and it's very affordable.
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  • Profile picture of the author gogogoing
    Travelpayouts, Viator, and GetYourGuide are the most beginner-friendly and social media-friendly travel affiliate programs for your 25K Instagram account.
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