Contextual discovery
Surface bookable events around the destination, landmark or itinerary your audience is already reading about.
For travel websites, creators and publishers
Turn destination content into bookable experiences
Place relevant London theatre, attractions, tours and global experiences next to the inspiration that creates travel intent in the first place.
Guide, discover, book
Content that helps audiences decide and book
Audience intent
Planning a destination
tickadoo B2B
Relevant event discovery
Commercial outcome
Bookings and partner revenue
5 min
Self-serve launch
18,000+
Experiences
1,400+
Cities
50%
Partner profit share
Bookable experience count as at July 2026.
Why it works
Monetisation that belongs inside the content
Keep your brand central
Use an own-domain storefront or a branded map instead of sending readers to a generic affiliate marketplace.
See what converts
Track booking attribution, earnings and payouts down to individual partner touchpoints.
Platform capabilities
Designed for editorial and travel intent
Choose a no-code launch or use the API to build listings directly into your publishing product.
Destination storefronts
Embedded interactive maps
City and coordinate API search
Category-based curation
Context-level booking attribution
Booking and payout reporting
Match inventory to content
Select the destinations, categories and experiences that fit your audience.
Choose the format
Use a storefront for breadth, a map for discovery or the API for native editorial integration.
Publish and optimise
Measure what audiences book and refine where event discovery appears.
Frequently asked
What partners need to know
Is there a minimum traffic requirement?
No. The self-serve tickadoo B2B solution has no minimum audience or booking volume.
Can I track different articles or campaigns?
Yes. API requests accept a context value that is carried into attributed checkout links for touchpoint reporting.
Can the experience match my site design?
Yes. Use a fully branded storefront, style the embedded map or build a native interface with the API.
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