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Travel & Hospitality Campaigns

Booking platforms, accommodation providers and travel services with commission confirmed after stay or departure.

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Overview

About Travel & Hospitality Campaigns

Travel pays on completed intent, not on booking intent. A reservation can be cancelled, changed or simply not taken up, so advertisers confirm commission after the stay or the departure date rather than at checkout. The lag is real — sometimes months — and planning around it is the single biggest difference between publishers who do well here and publishers who give up.

  • Typical Audience

    Travellers researching destinations, comparing prices and booking accommodation or transport.

  • Common Promotion Channels

    Destination content, price-comparison sites, travel blogs, social video, newsletters and paid search.

  • Commission Models

    • CPA
    • CPS
    • RevShare

    The model that applies is stated on each campaign brief, together with the event the payout fires on.

Featured campaigns

Featured Campaigns

A sample of the campaign shapes running in this category. Payout figures and full terms open inside your publisher account.

  • CPS

    Accommodation booking engine

    Travel & Hospitality

    Percentage of booking value, confirmed after the stay rather than at checkout.

    Markets
    Global (excl. sanctioned)
    Model
    CPS
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  • RevShare

    Cloud storage platform

    SaaS & Cloud

    Recurring share of subscription revenue, paid from the first upgrade to a paid plan.

    Markets
    US, CA, UK, DE
    Model
    RevShare
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  • CPA

    Endpoint security suite

    Software

    Flat commission on a completed licence purchase, with a wide attribution window.

    Markets
    EU, UK, AU
    Model
    CPA
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What to expect

Campaign Highlights

The four things that most change how you plan traffic for this category.

  • 1

    Post-stay confirmation

    Commission is validated once travel has happened, so approved balances trail booking dates by weeks or months.

  • 2

    Cancellation reversals

    Cancelled and no-show bookings are reversed automatically; heavy cancellation ratios trigger a traffic review.

  • 3

    Seasonal rate movement

    Advertisers raise payouts in low season and cap volume in peak weeks. Campaign briefs are updated in place.

  • 4

    Route and market limits

    Many campaigns restrict origin markets or property regions, and those restrictions are enforced at conversion.

Keep exploring

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Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What publishers ask most often before applying to travel campaigns.

Why does travel commission take so long to approve?

Because it is only earned once the trip actually happens. Advertisers wait for the check-out or departure date to pass before confirming, which is standard across the whole vertical.

Are metasearch and price comparison accepted?

Generally yes. Comparison and metasearch placements are among the strongest performers here, provided prices and availability shown are pulled from a live source.

Can I bid on hotel or airline brand names?

No. Brand bidding is prohibited network-wide, and travel advertisers enforce it particularly aggressively because they compete for their own brand terms.

What happens with a cancelled booking?

The conversion is reversed before payout. If cancellations run far above the campaign norm, the advertiser may ask us to review the traffic behind them.

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