Creator partners
You already send people to Africa. Get paid for it.
If your audience watches you travel and then asks how to do it themselves, that question is worth something. Link the experiences you actually did, and take a share of what we make when someone books.
The terms, up front
Every creator programme hides these three numbers. Here they are.
- What you earn
- 8% of the experience price, as standard
- How long you are credited
- 30 days from the click, even if they leave and come back
- When you are paid
- After travel once your viewer has travelled, not when they book
- Minimum audience
- None We look at the work, not the count
Paying after travel rather than after booking is the one that occasionally annoys people, so here is the reasoning: bookings get cancelled, and a programme that pays on bookings has to claw money back when they do. We would rather wait than send you an invoice.
How it works
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Apply, and we look at your work
By hand, in a few days. We are checking that the audience is real and the travel is yours — the same standard we hold operators to.
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Link the experiences you did
You get a link for any experience or destination, not just a homepage link. Sending people to a homepage and asking them to search is how referral traffic disappears.
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Watch it in the open
Your dashboard shows how many people you sent, not only how many booked. A trip costing thousands takes weeks to decide on, and the clicks are the evidence that the work is landing.
What we ask
Tell your audience the link is a partner link. Not because a regulator says so — though in most of your countries one does — but because the entire product is built on travellers being able to believe what they are told. A recommendation someone later discovers was paid for is worth less than one they never got.
And link things you would recommend anyway. We would rather have four creators who mean it than forty who do not.