Every affiliate marketing guide Tripixo has published, in one place.
A plain-English guide to affiliate programs, link placement, disclosure, and building recommendations that serve travelers first.
Read: Travel Affiliate Marketing for Beginners: A Creator-First Guide
A creator-focused framework for comparing stays, activities, transport, insurance, and other travel affiliate categories.
Read: Best Travel Affiliate Programs for Creators: How to Compare Them
Compare hotel affiliate programs through inventory, attribution, mobile handoff, cancellation treatment, and reader trust instead of chasing headline rates.
Read: Hotel Affiliate Programs for Travel Creators: How to Compare Them
Clear affiliate disclosure protects reader trust. Put it near recommendations, use plain language, and adapt it to blogs, social, video, and email.
Read: Travel Affiliate Disclosure: How to Do It Right (With Examples)
You can rank for a brand name. You usually cannot bid on it. The difference is the line between a healthy affiliate partnership and a terminated one.
Read: Booking.com Affiliate Brand Bidding Rules: What Travel Creators Can and Cannot Do
Approval is not the hard part any more. Staying in the direct program is, and that changed for smaller partners in 2025.
Read: Booking.com Affiliate Program Requirements: Who Gets Approved in 2026Replacing one program with one other program is not diversification. It is the same structure with a different logo.
Read: Booking.com Affiliate Alternatives: Where Travel Creators Are Moving Their Recommendation Income
Hotels in one tab, flights in another, activities in a third. Here is what juggling separate affiliate dashboards actually costs a travel creator, and what to look for in a consolidated approach.
Read: Managing Travel Affiliate Links Across Multiple Programs: What to Look For