Join the TripAdvisor Affiliate Program
TripAdvisor has an affiliate program in the Travel niche with commissions up to 50% of click out on CJ Affiliate. Learn how to join the TripAdvisor affiliate program, where to get the best rates, and the longest cookie period through our affiliate program guide below.
| Network | Commission rate | Cookie | Markets | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 50% of click out | 14 days | Global | Join program |
 | 16% of the revenue generated when users click on commerce links and/or ads throughout the TripAdvisor site | 1 days | Global | Join program |
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What you should know about the TripAdvisor affiliate program
TripAdvisor is one of the most popular trip-planning websites online. On TripAdvisor, you can link to restaurants, attractions, and accommodation.
Basically, the TripAdvisor affiliate program shares revenue with affiliates based on leads, rather than sales. That means you'll generate many more, smaller commissions (think, $0.20 - $0.50 in most cases) than you would if you linked directly to the accommodation providers that TripAdvisor partners with.
But it's important to know that you'll only generate affiliate revenue if the click you send to TripAdvisor results in a click out to a hotel property. No other type of click out generates a commission for you.
Whether or not this is a good strategy for you heavily depends on the type of content you're writing. For content that's early in the trip-planning journey, this could make sense. But there you're still hoping to get lucky, as opposed to being intentional about the kind of content and links you're promoting.
If you're writing guides designed for people who are actively booking their stay, promoting hotels through Booking.com, Agoda, or Hotels.com will likely prove more profitable.
