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Travel Write for Us: Sites Accepting Guest Posts and Link Insertions
If you are searching travel “write for us”, trip “write for us”, or looking for travel blogs that accept guest posts, you are usually doing the same job: building a prospect list one site at a time, then emailing each editor and hoping. This page skips that. Every site below is already on the Adbassador marketplace with a published price, verified metrics, and an editor who has already agreed to accept placements.
Two things to know before the list. Every one of these is a paid placement, so if you want free guest posting opportunities this is the wrong page. And every price shown is the real, final price, not a starting point for negotiation.
Travel sites accepting guest posts
These are the sites in our catalog that are genuinely about travel, trip planning or destinations. We hold 158 listings tagged traveling, but most of those are general lifestyle, parenting or entertainment sites tagged into dozens of categories at once. Those are not on this list. A general site will publish your travel article, but it will sit next to a celebrity gossip post, and that is not the placement you are looking for.
| Site | Moz DA | Ahrefs DR | Spam Score | Organic traffic | Country | Guest post |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BelitungCityTour.com (Tourism) | 20-29 | 40-49 | 0-1 | Not published | Not published | $300 |
| AnnMarieJohn.com (Family Travel) | 50-59 | 30-39 | 0-1 | 2.5K-5K | United States | $270 |
| ForeverBreak.com (Travel) | 50-59 | 40-49 | 0-1 | Not published | Not published | $200 |
| Positivitrip.com (Travel) | 20-29 | 20-29 | 0-1 | Not published | Italy | $200 |
| DubaiCityGuide.com (Dubai/Travel) | 40-49 | 40-49 | 0-1 | 5K-10K | United Arab Emirates | $100 |
| GypsyNester.com (Boomer Travel) | 30-39 | 40-49 | 2-5 | 2.5K-5K | United States | $100 |
| FeastMagazine.co.uk (Food/Travel) | 30-39 | 50-59 | 2-5 | 5K-10K | United States | $80 |
| WanderEra.com (Travel) | 50-59 | 30-39 | Not published | Not published | Not published | $80 |
| ForSomethingMore.com (Family Travel) | 20-29 | 30-39 | 2-5 | 25K-50K | United States | $75 |
| TourMag.com.tr (Tourism) | 20-29 | 30-39 | 0-1 | Not published | Turkey | $30 |
| BistroVista.com (Food & Travel) | 50-59 | 10-19 | 2-5 | 2.5K-5K | Not published | $25 |
| HopTraveler.com (Travel) | 30-39 | 30-39 | 0-1 | 2.5K-5K | United Kingdom | $25 |
| TravelingLust.com | 50-59 | 40-49 | 0-1 | Not published | United States | $25 |
| TheCrazyTravellers.com (Travel) | 10-19 | 30-39 | 2-5 | 2.5K-5K | Not published | $20 |
Metrics are shown as bands rather than single numbers because third-party scores move week to week and a precise figure implies a precision nobody has. Moz Spam Score above 30 is not listed on Adbassador at all. Where a publisher has not supplied a figure we leave it blank rather than estimate one.
Link insertions on the same sites
If you already have a page that fits the site and would rather buy a contextual link inside existing content, some of these publishers sell that separately. A link insertion is faster, since nothing needs writing, and it goes into an article that already has rankings and age.
| Site | Moz DA | Ahrefs DR | Spam Score | Country | Link insertion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DubaiHotelsGuide.com (Travel & Hotels) | 10-19 | 10-19 | Not published | United Arab Emirates | $100 |
| OneWorld365.org (Travel Abroad) | 40-49 | 40-49 | 21-30 | Not published | $80 |
| WanderEra.com (Adventure Travel) | 50-59 | 30-39 | Not published | Not published | $60 |
| BistroVista.com (Food & Travel) | 50-59 | 10-19 | 2-5 | Not published | $25 |
Which site fits which kind of travel content
Travel is not one niche, it is about six, and an editor who runs a budget backpacking blog does not want a luxury resort review. Here is roughly where each site sits.
General travel and trip planning
TheCrazyTravellers.com, TravelingLust.com, HopTraveler.com and Positivitrip.com run as a group, covering itineraries, destination guides and general trip-planning content for a broad travel audience.
Family and boomer travel
AnnMarieJohn.com and ForSomethingMore.com cover family travel: trips with kids, family-friendly destinations and logistics. GypsyNester.com covers the other end of the age range, retirement and empty-nester travel.
Food and travel crossover
BistroVista.com and FeastMagazine.co.uk sit between food and travel, good for content about culinary tourism, regional cuisine and restaurant-led trip content.
Adventure and volunteer travel
WanderEra.com is built around adventure travel. OneWorld365.org covers travel abroad with a volunteering and gap-year angle, a different audience from a typical leisure trip site.
Destination and regional
DubaiCityGuide.com and DubaiHotelsGuide.com are the ones to use for anything Dubai or UAE specific. BelitungCityTour.com covers an Indonesian destination, and TourMag.com.tr is a Turkish tourism trade publication rather than a leisure blog.
Long trips and extended stays
ForeverBreak.com covers sabbaticals, career breaks and extended travel, a distinct angle from a standard vacation-planning site.
What travel editors actually turn down
Placement in this niche fails for boringly consistent reasons, and almost none of them are about your link.
- Destination content written without having been there. Travel readers notice fast when specifics are missing: opening hours that changed, a neighborhood that shifted, a route that no longer runs. Editors in this niche read closely for exactly that.
- Pricing and logistics that will be wrong in a season. Flight prices, visa rules and entry requirements move constantly. Editors would rather you explain how to check current requirements than publish a number or rule that dates the article.
- A press release dressed up as a travel guide. Hotel and tourism board pitches that read like an ad get rejected on sight. The content has to read like something a traveler would actually want, not a promotional brief.
- Ignoring the site’s actual audience. A luxury resort pitch to a budget backpacking site, or a gap-year volunteering pitch to a family-travel site, gets turned down regardless of writing quality, because it is the wrong fit before it is anything else.
- A thin wrapper around the link. The most common rejection of all. Eight hundred words that exist to hold one anchor is visible to everyone, including Google.
How buying a placement here works
Step 1
Pick the site and buy the placement at the listed price. No pitching, no negotiation, no waiting on a reply to a cold email.
Step 2
Send your article and your target URL, or ask the publisher to write it. For a link insertion, send the URL and your preferred anchor.
Step 3
The publisher reviews for editorial fit and publishes. You get the live URL. If the placement cannot run, you are refunded.
Not seeing the right travel site?
This is the curated list. The full marketplace runs to hundreds of vetted publishers across every category we cover, and new travel sites are added regularly.
Browse the full marketplaceTravel guest posting FAQ
How do I find travel sites that accept guest posts?
Most people run search operators like travel “write for us” or destination “write for us”, collect the sites that come back, then email each one. That works, but it is slow and most of those emails go unanswered. The alternative is a marketplace like Adbassador, where the sites have already agreed to accept placements and the price is published up front, so the outreach step disappears entirely.
Are there free travel guest posting opportunities?
Yes, and they are worth pursuing separately. Plenty of travel blogs accept unpaid contributions if the writing is genuinely useful. What you trade is time: research, pitching, follow-ups, and a low acceptance rate. Every placement listed on this page is paid, which buys certainty about whether and when it runs.
Do these guest posts include a follow link?
It varies by publisher and it is stated on each listing rather than assumed. Some sites give follow links, some give nofollow, and some offer both. Check the link attribute on the individual product page before you buy, since that is the figure the publisher has committed to.
How much does a travel guest post cost?
Each publisher sets its own price and the live figure is in the table above, so what you see is what you pay. The spread tracks authority and traffic rather than niche: the strongest sites here carry a Moz DA in the fifties with steady monthly organic traffic, and the cheapest are newer sites still building an audience. Across the wider marketplace, guest post pricing follows the same pattern.
Can I get a destination-specific guest post?
For a handful of destinations, yes. DubaiCityGuide.com and DubaiHotelsGuide.com cover the UAE specifically, and BelitungCityTour.com covers an Indonesian destination. Outside those, most of the sites on this list are general travel publications rather than single-destination blogs. If you need a specific country or region we do not have covered, tell us and we will look for one.
What happens if the publisher rejects my article?
You are refunded. Publishers review for editorial fit, and a piece can be turned down for the reasons listed above. That is the point of the review step. It is also why the sites on this list are worth placing on: the standard is real.
Can I buy a link in an existing article instead of writing a new one?
On some of these sites, yes. The link insertion table above lists every publisher in this niche currently selling one, with its live price. You supply the target URL and preferred anchor text and the publisher places it inside relevant existing content.
Who vets these sites?
We do, before a listing goes live. No private blog networks, no domains with a Moz Spam Score above 30, and no inflated metrics: a figure that contradicts what third-party tools report gets the listing rejected. Every metric band you see on this page is shown on the listing itself, so you can judge the placement before you buy rather than after.
Related
If travel is not the niche you needed, the full Adbassador marketplace covers technology, business, health, finance, construction, fashion and around fifty other categories. For background on how paid placements are priced and what they are worth, see our guides to buying guest posts and calculating guest post ROI.