Best Travel/Hotel Affiliate program?

[onlinedomains00]

Hi,

I have some great travel domains all .com that get alot of quality type in traffic, and I have parked them at sedo, and get anywhere from .02 to 50 cents per click. The names are very generic in nature, and I am guessing the end clicks are going to viable travel sites and booking trips, and hotels, and making much more $ than a few cents. Anyone out there know of who is the best travel/hotel aff program out there... maybe we can all help each other.... reps will be added.

Thanks for your help.

 

[Adulu]

Hotelclub.com

 

[onlinedomains00]

How do the payouts compare?

 

[weblord]

you may try http://www.ian.com/
see what they got

The Interactive Affiliate Network (IAN.com), a division of Hotels.com, is a leading provider of affiliate marketing services and has supported the travel affiliate market since 1996.
Our affiliates are some of the most successful and innovative in the industry. We are proud to support our partners with cutting edge technology, highly competitive travel products and industry leading support.

 

[planoali]

I was working on creating a large travel site with a friend a while back and looked through a good chunk of the affiliate programs out there. World Choice Travel (http://www.wctravel.com/) seemed like the best program imo.

 

[GF]

Hi,

I have some great travel domains all .com that get alot of quality type in traffic, and I have parked them at sedo, and get anywhere from .02 to 50 cents per click. The names are very generic in nature, and I am guessing the end clicks are going to viable travel sites and booking trips, and hotels, and making much more $ than a few cents. Anyone out there know of who is the best travel/hotel aff program out there... maybe we can all help each other.... reps will be added.

Thanks for your help.

I'm making a good amount by setting up actual travel agencies on my domains.

It's with a network marketing company, but the return on investment is pretty damn good. I don't want to be a shameless advertiser, so (REMOVED) - please do not PM me about this.

 

[nutzdaddy]

hi, I have been looking for something similar for a site I have, could you PM me some more details please?

thanks for your time.

I'm making a good amount by setting up actual travel agencies on my domains.

It's with a network marketing company, but the return on investment is pretty damn good. I don't want to be a shameless advertiser, so if that's the route you'd like to go PM me privately and I can point you in the right direction.

 

[Truthman]

I'm making a good amount by setting up actual travel agencies on my domains.

It's with a network marketing company, but the return on investment is pretty damn good. I don't want to be a shameless advertiser, so if that's the route you'd like to go PM me privately and I can point you in the right direction.

Please send me PM too... I would appreciate some ideas for my travel domain... Cheers

 

[paleoglobe]

Hello,

I have a similar question, but for the asian market.
I have purchased citytrip.asia and would like to know which partners are best.

Thanks!

Christophe

 

[GF]

Yep, it just takes one person to make things sour.

After receiving a few PM's from a new member of NamePros requesting info on the travel agency I have affiliated myself with I received a PM that says:

"The fact that you are peddling some scheme that costs $500 upfront, plus $600 per year, and claiming that it makes you alot of money without showing any evidence of proof is indeed underhanded.

Furthermore, I ask you what your best travel name is that makes you the most money, and you throw me an extremely weak domain name that is equivalent of a hand reg in this day in age..

On top of that I ask you to call me so we can discuss on the phone, and you hide from mtalking over the phone as well... Yes, what you are doing is underhanded.

But like I said, good luck to you anyway."

This is why I HATE discussing business on forums. Please disregard my previous post. I will stick to discussing my companies offline.

Sorry for the diversion, but I felt this needed to be addressed.