You can create an affiliate tracking link for any of five page types on Fernwayer. Each suits a different kind of content.
The five page types
Experience pages — an individual Experience. If you're writing about a specific tour, workshop, festival experience, or cultural encounter, link to one of these pages. These are the most powerful links you can use, for reasons explained below.
City pages — the catalog of all Experiences available in a city. Good when your content is about a place rather than a single Experience. Find them through Shop Experiences → a country → a city. Fernwayer has Experiences in more than 60 cities.
Country pages — the catalog of all Experiences in a country, organized by place. Good for broad destination content. Find them through Shop Experiences → a country → "all." Fernwayer currently operates in Argentina, Chile, Croatia, France, Greece, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Morocco, Peru, Portugal, Spain, Türkiye, and Vatican City.
Interest pages — Experiences grouped by category, within a city or country. Find them on any city or country page, under the map. Good when your audience follows you for a particular interest. The categories are Adventure, Architecture, Arts, Craft, Culture, Heritage, Food, Local Life, Nature, Photography, Sustainability.
The home page, fernwayer.com — Fernwayer as a whole. Best for general, brand-level mentions rather than a specific recommendation.
Why Experience pages work hardest
When you can, link directly to the individual Experience you're writing about.
Direct Experience links carry the highest priority in how Fernwayer credits bookings. If a reader clicks your link to a specific Experience, that link takes precedence — even if they'd earlier clicked a more general link from someone else. A direct Experience link is the strongest claim you can make on a booking.
The article How does Fernwayer decide which Affiliate gets credit? explains exactly how this works.