Independence Network
More travel bookings. Predictably.
We pick the right ad platform for your agency and run it end-to-end — building funnels that move browsers from inspiration to booked. Result: clients who value expertise, not just price.
The real problem
Your travel agency is competing with Booking.com. Let's not.
Generic travel ads get crushed by major platforms on price and volume. We position travel agencies on personalisation, expertise, and access — what the big sites structurally can't deliver.
Real numbers
What we see on travel agency campaigns (2026).
What we do
Paid ads. The right platform.
We don't do SEO or "content marketing". We pick the best ad platform for travel agencies — Meta, Google, LinkedIn, wherever your buyers are — and we work it deep.
Frequently asked questions
Paid ads for travel agencies — FAQ
Don't. Booking competes on price, inventory, and brand recognition. We position travel agencies on curation, expertise, and access — concierge-style itineraries, off-platform suppliers, on-the-ground problem solving. Different buyers entirely. The customer who picks an agent over a portal isn't comparing prices.
Luxury and complex itinerary inquiries cost $25–$80 per lead. The metric that matters is cost per booked trip — a typical agency converts 15-30% of qualified inquiries to bookings. With average trip value at $4k-$15k, the math works at the high end of CPL.
Off-season for the next season's bookings. Most travellers research and book 60-180 days before the trip. We run heaviest in shoulder months to fill peak season. Counter-intuitive but it's how the math actually works in travel.
Curated experiences. Destination ads compete on price with portals. Experience ads — '14 days through hidden Italy with a private guide', 'safari with off-grid camps' — position you on access nobody else offers. That's where agency margins live.
Limited availability
Ready to fill your calendar?
We take 3 new clients per month. If you're serious, book a 20-minute call — we'll look at your numbers together.