1,861 sites from €36 excl. VAT: median authority 29, median traffic 7 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Germany is one of Europe's largest outbound and domestic travel markets, and its online travel space is crowded with blogs, regional guides and niche publications. This page covers 1863 German travel and tourism sites where you can place sponsored articles or backlinks, with real figures on price, authority and traffic to help you plan a realistic budget.
Travel is a competitive vertical where hotels, tour operators, booking tools and destination brands all fight for the same queries. A link from a German-language site that covers the same subject sends Google a clear signal of topical and geographic relevance, which is especially valuable if you target German-speaking visitors. It also helps with international SEO and backlinks, since a local profile reads as more natural than one built from unrelated foreign sources.
Beyond rankings, a well-placed article in a travel publication can bring qualified readers who are already planning a trip. Good fits include itinerary guides, regional destination features, accommodation round-ups, outdoor and camping content, and practical advice on transport or travel gear.
The catalogue is broad but skewed toward smaller sites. Of the 1863 sites, 1369 have an authority of 0–19, 214 sit at 20–29, 154 at 30–39, 103 at 40–59 and only 23 reach 60 or more. The median authority is 29, and 15% of sites score 30 or above. Median organic traffic is just 7 visits per month, so many sites work better as relevance signals than as traffic sources. Around 99% of links are dofollow.
Prices follow that spread. Articles start at 36 €, the median is 834 € and the top 10% of the most powerful sites start at 3255 € (excl. VAT, article included). If you want to understand what drives such gaps, the guide on 2026 backlink prices and link value explains how to judge whether a given price is justified.
Start with topic and language: the site should publish genuine travel content in German, with an audience that matches your offer. Then compare authority and traffic together rather than in isolation. A modest site with real readers and a coherent theme often beats a higher-authority one with no editorial identity. For a primer on the main indicators, see this overview of Trust Flow, Domain Authority and DR.
Mix your placements. A few links from stronger sites, supported by several mid-range ones, look more natural than a single expensive link. Vary your anchors too, following the advice on anchor text distribution, and favor branded or descriptive anchors over repeated exact-match phrases.
The most common error is buying the cheapest links in bulk. Sites with no real content, sudden topic changes or obvious link-selling patterns carry risk, and it helps to know how to spot PBNs and link farms. Another mistake is ignoring context: a hotel link buried in an unrelated article adds little value.
Before ordering, check the site's recent articles and outgoing links, and make sure your content is useful to readers. To explore more options, browse all backlinks and sponsored articles in Germany, compare the same theme in France or the Netherlands, or review the process on the how it works page.
Prices start at 36 € and the median is 834 €, excluding VAT and with the article included. The strongest 10% of sites start at 3255 €.
Yes, about 99% of the links available on these sites are dofollow.
Not necessarily. Most sites here fall below authority 20, so relevance, German-language content and genuine editorial quality matter as much as the score. A balanced mix usually works best.