The Travel Squad'sTRAVEL DISCOUNT CARD

You keep the lot. Every time.

You get £20 of every £25 card straight into your account when someone buys through your link. No invoice. No waiting on a brand to pay you. No negotiating. It hits your account like a sale. Because it is one.

One caveat. If the buyer is in the EU it's £15 rather than £20, because the VAT we have to pay on European sales is higher. Everywhere else in the world, including the UK, it's the full £20. So if the majority of your audience is UK, USA, Canada, Australia or anywhere else, you don't need to worry about it.

It's the easiest thing you'll ever promote.

You're not convincing people to buy a £150 camera accessory they might not need. You're showing an audience that already loves travel a card that saves them money on every single thing they spend on when they travel. It's genuinely useful. You feel good promoting it because you're actually helping them.

You can mention it in every piece of content you make.

Hostel review? 10% off Hostelworld, and on a longer trip it could pay for the card in hostel savings alone. Flight content? Money back on Skyscanner. Packing video? The eSIM deal. City guide? Discounts on experiences. There is no travel content where this card doesn't fit. Every video you post is a potential sale. That compounds.

No briefs. No approvals. No brand managers.

You talk about it however you want, whenever you want. No scripts, no usage rights, no exclusivity clauses stopping you working with other brands. Complete freedom. You just share your link and earn.

This is the right time to be doing this.

Brand deals are drying up. Brands are paying less upfront and demanding more proof of ROI. This is a product you own for the long term, something that earns while brand deals come and go around it. The creators who get in early will benefit most as this grows.