138 sites from €51 excl. VAT: median authority 35, median traffic 59 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Denmark is a small, highly connected market where travel content travels far: Danish readers book city breaks, summer houses and cycling trips online, and international visitors research the country in English. This page lists 140 Danish travel and tourism sites where you can place a sponsored article with a dofollow link. Here is how to read the figures and choose the right placement.
Travel is a competitive niche, and links from sites that genuinely cover destinations, accommodation or activities carry strong topical relevance. A hotel, a tour operator, a booking tool or a regional tourism brand gains more from a link on a Danish travel publication than from a generic directory, because the surrounding content, audience and language all match.
Denmark is also a useful entry point for Nordic campaigns. If you target Danish-speaking travellers, local-language placements send the clearest signals. If your offer is aimed at visitors from abroad, English-language articles on Danish sites can bridge both audiences. For a broader view of the country, see backlinks and sponsored articles in Denmark.
Of the 140 sites available, the median authority is 35 and 56% of them reach 30 or more. By authority band, 34 sites sit at 0–19, 28 at 20–29, 23 at 30–39, 52 at 40–59, and only 3 at 60 or above. The sweet spot is clearly the 40–59 range, which holds the largest group.
Traffic is modest: the median site receives 59 organic visits per month. That is normal for niche travel blogs and local guides, so do not treat low traffic as a red flag by itself. It does mean you should look at topical fit and content quality rather than raw numbers. All links are dofollow, which simplifies planning, though a natural profile still benefits from variety, as discussed in our piece on anchor text distribution.
Prices start at 51 € excluding VAT, article included. The median is 249 €, and the top 10% most powerful sites start at 974 €. A realistic plan mixes a few mid-range placements on relevant sites rather than one expensive link. To understand how price relates to authority and niche, read how much a guest post costs or the overview of 2026 backlink prices.
If you are building a steady rhythm over several months, a link building subscription can be easier to manage than ordering one article at a time.
Start with relevance: the site should publish about travel, destinations, hospitality or outdoor activities, in a language your target audience reads. Then check authority, visible editorial quality and whether the content is actually read. Be wary of sites that publish on every topic, show thin articles or sell links in bulk; our guide on spotting PBNs and link farms explains the warning signs.
Write the article for readers first: a useful itinerary, a seasonal guide or a local tip works better than a thinly disguised advert. Use a natural anchor, and mark paid links properly when the context requires it, as explained in rel=sponsored vs nofollow vs UGC. If you want to compare other markets, the same theme is available for Germany and the Netherlands. On LinkBooster you can filter by authority and price before ordering.
There are 140 travel and tourism sites in Denmark available, ranging from small niche blogs to sites with an authority of 60 or more.
Prices start at 51 € excluding VAT with the article included. The median is 249 €, and the strongest 10% of sites start at 974 €.
Yes, 100% of the listed sites provide dofollow links. Even so, vary your anchors and keep placements relevant to look natural.