GetYourGuide
Tours and activities platform paying a 7% base commission on a 30-day cookie — the strongest combination of rate and window in our travel listings.
About the GetYourGuide affiliate program
GetYourGuide runs on CJ as two advertisers: GetYourGuide US (6774658), which joined in April 2024 and is serviceable in the United States and Canada, and GetYourGuide INT (5566445) for other markets. Both pay a 7% base commission, and GetYourGuide states higher rates are available on a per-partner basis. The cookie is 30 days — four times the window Booking.com, Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo allow, and the longest of any travel programme we have verified. The network earnings are the standout figure: CJ reported a three-month EPC of $386.05 and a seven-day EPC of $251.90 when we checked, far ahead of the hotel OTAs. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Berlin with US operations in New York and San Francisco, the platform covers skip-the-line attraction tickets, walking tours, food and drink experiences, cooking and craft classes, and its own exclusive GYG Originals. Content is available in 23 languages and 40 currencies. Note that we previously recorded this programme as unverifiable because getyourguide.com's own affiliate page could not be reached — the terms were readable on CJ all along.
Pros and cons
- ✓7% base commission, with higher rates negotiable on a per-partner basis
- ✓A 30-day cookie, four times the window most travel programmes allow
- ✓Exceptional network earnings — CJ reported a three-month EPC of $386 when checked
- ✓Available in 23 languages and 40 currencies, with exclusive GYG Originals tours
- –The US programme is serviceable in the United States and Canada only
- –International traffic needs the separate GetYourGuide INT advertiser
- –Manual application review
- –Activities have lower ticket values than flights or hotels, so volume matters
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