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Buy travel guest posts on a private network of 55 sites

Mynora Media publishes 55 travel and expat sites, one per destination: 3 in English and 52 in French, covering 50 destinations. We sell guest posts on them directly, with no marketplace and no middleman fee. The site list isn't public: after a first exchange, we send you the sites that fit your project.

At a glance

The network in numbers

Publisher
Mynora Media, which owns and runs every site
Travel sites
55 publications, one per destination
Languages
3 sites in English, 52 in French
Destinations
50, from Europe to the Pacific
Topics
travel, moving abroad, local life, tax, real estate
Sales
direct, no marketplace or reseller
Site list
shared privately, on request
Relevance

Why buy a guest post on a destination-specific travel site

A link is only as good as the context around it. A hotel in Lisbon gets more from an article on a site entirely about Lisbon than from a post buried in a blog that also covers recipes, crypto and fashion. Search engines see a page on the same topic, inside a site on the same topic, pointing to you.

That's also what separates effective travel link building from simply buying backlinks: one link inside content about the same destination as your page beats ten links on catch-all sites.

That's how our network is built: each site covers one destination in depth (travel, relocation, daily life, paperwork). Your article lands among dozens of pages about the same place, and it's read by people planning a trip or a move, who are choosing accommodation, insurance or activities right now.

Private network

Why we don't publish our site list

Sites listed in link marketplaces get sponsored posts from every industry, one after another. Within a few months they look more like link farms than media, and the link you paid for loses most of its value.

We do the opposite. Our sites aren't on any marketplace, we cap the number of guest posts per site, and we turn down anything readers wouldn't care about. The list goes out case by case, with only the sites that make sense for your page. That keeps the network clean, and your links with it.

Coverage

The 50 destinations we cover

Each destination has its own publication. The badge shows the language: some destinations, like Greece, Bali and Zanzibar, have both an English and a French site.

Europe (26)

  • Spainfr
  • Barcelonafr
  • Canary Islandsfr
  • Portugalfr
  • Lisbonfr
  • Madeirafr
  • Greecefren
  • Cretefr
  • Italyfr
  • Sardiniafr
  • Maltafr
  • Cyprusfr
  • Croatiafr
  • Monacofr
  • Andorrafr
  • Englandfr
  • Scotlandfr
  • Irelandfr
  • Belgiumfr
  • Germanyfr
  • Denmarkfr
  • Norwayfr
  • Finlandfr
  • Bulgariafr
  • Turkeyfr
  • Georgiafr

Asia (8)

  • Thailandfrfr
  • Vietnamfr
  • Cambodiafr
  • Indonesiafr
  • Balifren
  • Lombokfr
  • Japanfr
  • South Koreafr

Middle East (1)

  • Dubaifr

Africa & Indian Ocean (6)

  • Moroccofr
  • Marrakechfr
  • Tunisiafr
  • Senegalfr
  • Zanzibarfren
  • Mauritiusfrfr

Americas & Caribbean (7)

  • Mexicofr
  • Panamafr
  • Colombiafr
  • Argentinafr
  • Paraguayfr
  • Guadeloupefr
  • Martiniquefr

Pacific (2)

  • New Caledoniafr
  • French Polynesiafr
Advertisers

Who it's for

Any brand selling to people who travel or move abroad, and the SEO agencies working for them.

  • Travel agencies and tour operators
  • Hotels, villas and vacation rentals
  • Tours, activities and ticketing
  • Travel and expat health insurance
  • eSIMs, online banks and money transfer
  • Car rental and airport transfers
  • Real estate abroad, visas and relocation
  • Language schools and study abroad
Process

How buying a guest post works

  1. 01

    Your brief

    The page you want to rank, the destinations or topics you target, the language and your budget. One message is enough.

  2. 02

    A private shortlist

    We send you the network sites that genuinely fit your page, with their metrics and the price of each. That list stays between us.

  3. 03

    The topic

    We agree on an angle that helps readers of the destination. You supply the article, or our editorial team writes it in the site's voice.

  4. 04

    Publication

    The article goes live, linked from other pages of the site, and you receive the published URL.

Comparison

Link marketplace vs buying direct from the publisher

MarketplaceMynora Media
Who you deal withA platform, then a publisher you don't knowThe publisher of the sites, directly
PricePublisher price plus the platform's feePublisher price, no middleman
Site exposurePublic catalog, browsed by every link buyerPrivate network, list shared case by case
RelevanceGeneric "travel" sites, often covering many topicsOne site per destination, pages on the same topic as yours
Several destinationsOne order per publisherOne quote for the whole network
FAQ

Travel guest post FAQ

What is a travel guest post?

A guest post (or sponsored post) is an article published on a third-party travel site that includes a link to your website. It puts you in front of that site's readers and earns you a topical backlink, one of the signals Google uses to rank pages.

Where can I buy guest posts on travel sites?

Either through a link marketplace, which resells articles on many publishers' sites, or directly from a publisher. Mynora Media sells guest posts directly on its own network of 55 travel and expat sites covering 50 destinations.

How much does a travel guest post cost?

It depends on the site (traffic, authority, language) and the format: an article you supply, or one we write. At Mynora Media, each site shortlisted for your project comes with its price, and multi-destination orders are grouped into a single quote.

Why isn't your site list public?

A site listed in a public catalog gets links from everyone and ends up losing the value buyers came for. Keeping the network private lets us cap guest posts per site and protect the quality of the links you buy. The list is shared case by case, after a first exchange.

Is buying a travel guest post the same as link building?

It's one form of it. When you buy a guest post on a travel site, you get a contextual travel backlink inside an article related to your business. The difference with buying backlinks from a marketplace is that you deal directly with the publisher, and every link comes from a site dedicated to a single destination.

Can I buy travel backlinks across several destinations?

Yes. If you target several countries (a multi-destination agency, travel insurance, an eSIM brand), we put together a shortlist across several network sites, with a single quote. The network covers 50 destinations, from Europe to the Pacific.

Are the links dofollow?

Yes, links are dofollow by default. If your policy requires it, we can use the sponsored attribute instead.

Can I publish in French as well?

Yes. Besides the 3 English-language travel sites (Greece, Bali, Zanzibar), the network has 52 French-language sites, which reach travelers from France, Belgium, Switzerland and Quebec.

Who writes the article?

You can supply your own text, which we review and adapt to the site. Otherwise our editorial team writes it in the publication's voice, with an angle that helps readers of the destination. Either way, we turn down articles unrelated to the site or of no interest to its readers.

What topics do you accept?

Anything that makes sense for someone traveling to or moving to the destination: accommodation, activities, transport, insurance, banking, mobile data, paperwork, real estate. We decline content unrelated to the destination and anything illegal in the country of publication.

Get the site shortlist for your project

Tell us the page you want to rank and the destinations you target. We'll come back with the right sites and their prices.

Contact us

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