10+ Travel Affiliate Programs to Consider in 2026

Starting with ours: Airguide turns Wi-Fi details, check-in instructions, house rules, and local tips into a digital guide guests open in their browser, with no app and no login. Hosts share it through a link or QR code.

What makes it different as an affiliate offer is the audience: you refer the tool to hosts, not tourists. Co-hosts, property managers, cleaning teams, photographers, and hospitality creators all fit naturally.

Commissions start at 60% recurring on every referred subscription and can reach 80% through approved content or referral milestones. The first spots open gradually; for now, signing up means joining the interest list for early partners.

Guided tours, attraction tickets, excursions: GetYourGuide is a go-to for travel experiences. For websites and blogs, commissions start at 8%, paid monthly, with an analytics dashboard, widgets, and integrations ready to use.

It shines in destination guides and itineraries. Instead of dropping a generic link, explain who a tour suits and what to check before booking. That is what separates a useful recommendation from just another banner.

Worth knowing: the cookie lasts 31 days on the website, but tracking inside the app is limited. Plenty of people complete the purchase there.

Over 300,000 activities across 2,500 destinations. Viator's catalog is huge, and so is its toolkit: links, widgets, banners, conversion reports, even an API if you have the technical setup.

The standard commission is 8% on bookings made within 30 days of the click, released once the experience takes place. You can get paid weekly via PayPal with no minimum, or monthly by bank transfer.

A great fit for city guides and detailed itineraries. Just remember that a catalog this size can overwhelm readers, and your curation is the product.

The accommodation giant: more than 28 million properties across 60,000-plus locations, plus transportation and attractions. You join through an official affiliate network, place links or banners, and earn per completed stay.

It fits planning-stage content well: "where to stay" articles, neighborhood guides, multi-city itineraries, hotel roundups.

Just do not mix things up: the affiliate program has nothing to do with listing your own property on Booking.com. Completely separate journeys.

One program covering hotels, flights, car rentals, packages, and activities, including brands like Expedia, Hotels.com, and Vrbo. The public page mentions up to 4% on qualifying bookings.

"Up to" is the key phrase: rates vary by product, country, and current terms, and exact numbers only show up inside the partner dashboard.

For creators who cover the whole trip (transport, stay, and activities in the same piece of content), the breadth pays off.

The specialist in museum, monument, and cultural attraction tickets. One clever detail: Tiqets widgets show real-time availability, so you will never recommend a sold-out time slot.

Compensation follows a gross transaction margin share model rather than one published universal percentage. Another reason to check the dashboard instead of trusting a headline number.

Perfect for cultural tourism sites, exhibitions, and city-break content. When you recommend a ticket, point readers to the official attraction page for opening hours, languages, and cancellation rules.

Strong coverage across Asia and major European hubs: attractions, tours, hotels, car rentals, even rail passes in Japan and Europe. The dashboard includes exclusive discount codes, performance bonuses, and multilingual, multi-currency tools.

Before building a recommendation, check whether your audience's destination is well covered: inventory varies a lot from market to market.

You can start with a simple link and, as your project grows, look into deeper integrations like data feeds and API access.

The favorite for Portuguese-speaking audiences: guided tours, transfers, excursions, and the famous free tours across Europe and Latin America, with an entire affiliate page in Portuguese.

Commissions run from 8% to 10% depending on monthly sales volume, with a 30-day cookie and a flat €1 per free-tour attendee. Payment comes after the service is completed, via bank transfer or PayPal.

Two caveats: the program requires an active travel website or blog (social-media-only profiles are not accepted), and using the brand in paid ads is off-limits.

eSIMs for anyone crossing borders: international mobile data without swapping SIM cards. It is not entertainment; it is infrastructure, which is exactly why it converts so well in pre-trip checklists and digital-nomad content.

The standard commission is 10% of the final sale value, paid on the 28th of each month, with a US$15 minimum payout.

One tip your readers will thank you for: remind them to confirm their phone supports eSIM before buying.

Travel insurance built for digital nomads and long-term travelers. The Ambassador program pays roughly 10% of the premium on policies bought through your link, with a dashboard to track referrals.

Insurance calls for extra care: every policy depends on the traveler's profile, destination, duration, and exclusions. Your job is to point to the official source; reading the fine print belongs to whoever is traveling.

It makes sense for remote-work communities and long trips. For short sightseeing stays, it is rarely the right recommendation.

PriceLabs offers revenue-management and dynamic-pricing tools for hosts and vacation-rental managers. It is a better fit for content about hosting, operations, and growing a short-term-rental business than for the end traveler.

The Ambassador Program is application-based and targets creators with a relevant audience, coaching communities, traffic, or a network of property owners. Once approved, you receive an exclusive link or code and earn 10% of the first 12 invoices of each referral's paid Dynamic Pricing subscription.

Referred users may receive PriceLabs credits, a free trial, and selected resources after connecting a listing. Payments are made monthly in PriceLabs credits, with transfer options for eligible users under the rules on the official page.