213 sites from €38 excl. VAT: median authority 37, median traffic 6 k visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Canada draws millions of visitors each year, and its travel niche is a busy one: tourism boards, outdoor guides, city blogs and trip-planning sites all compete for the same searches. Backlinks from relevant Canadian travel publications help your pages earn trust in that crowded space. Here is how to read the market, choose sites and plan a budget based on the 213 sites currently listed.
Travel queries are highly seasonal and very local. A lodge in Banff, a tour operator in Québec or a booking tool for ferry routes all benefit when a Canadian publication links to them in context, because the link signals both topical and geographic relevance. That matters whether your audience is domestic or international.
Links also bring referral visits from readers who are actively planning a trip, which is a more engaged audience than most. For a broader view of how this fits into a wider plan, see our guide to link building strategy in 2026, and browse backlinks and sponsored articles in Canada across all themes.
The catalogue holds 213 travel and tourism sites published in Canada. The median authority is 37 (DR, or DA when DR is missing), and 62% of sites score 30 or higher. By authority band: 48 sites sit at 0–19, 32 at 20–29, 55 at 30–39, 61 at 40–59 and 17 at 60 or above. The median organic traffic is 5,991 visits per month, and 98% of links are dofollow.
The mid-range is where most of the choice lies. If you are unsure how much weight to give each score, this comparison of Trust Flow, DA and DR explains what the numbers can and cannot tell you.
Prices include the written article and exclude tax. Listings start at €38, the median is €503, and the top 10% most powerful sites begin at €2,366. The gap is wide because a small regional blog and a high-traffic national travel publication are very different products.
A sensible approach is to mix a few strong placements with several mid-tier ones rather than spending everything on a single site. For a deeper look at how pricing is justified, read real guest post prices by niche and DR or check the general pricing and backlink costs page.
Start with relevance: the site should cover destinations, activities or travel advice close to your offer, in the language your customers read. Check that traffic looks organic and steady, that the content is genuinely edited, and that outbound links are not crammed into every article. Our guide to spotting PBNs and link farms lists the warning signs.
Vary your anchor text and keep it natural, and avoid publishing everything in one week. If you also target other markets, compare travel backlinks in the United States or in France. On LinkBooster you can filter by authority, traffic and price to build a shortlist quickly.
Prices start at €38 excluding tax, with a median of €503 and the strongest 10% of sites from €2,366. The article is included in the price.
Yes, 98% of the listed Canadian travel sites offer dofollow links.
The median is 37, and 62% of sites reach 30 or more. Relevance and real traffic should weigh as much as the score itself.