More bookings. Less commission.
TourSpot runs paid ads for tour & activity operators — so your bookings come directly, not through OTAs like Viator or GetYourGuide.
Who's behind TourSpot
I spent 6+ years running marketing campaigns at companies like Trivago before swapping the office for the outside world and becoming a tour guide. Now I combine both — helping tour operators fill their spots directly, without the OTA cut.
How it works
We dig into your existing campaigns, booking funnel, and OTA dependency — and tell you exactly what it would take to fix it.
We set up your campaigns from scratch — ads, tracking, and copy all included. Your accounts, your budget, zero middleman markup.
Every month we cut what isn't working and push harder on what is — with a plain-English report and strategy call so you always know where your budget went.
Why TourSpot
Generic agencies learn your business on your budget. We already know it.
We know the keywords, the seasonality, the booking windows, and the OTA competition. No onboarding learning curve — we hit the ground running.
You see exactly what your ads spend, what they earn, and what we're doing about it. No vanity metrics, no spin — just bookings and revenue.
From €350/mo. We grow with you — so it's in our interest to make every euro work harder.
Everything you need to drive direct bookings — no account managers, no handoffs. Just someone who actually understands your business.
* Up to €1,500/month ad spend — €350/month
€1,500–€3,000/month ad spend — €450/month
€3,000+/month ad spend — €450 + 10% of spend
One-time setup fee: €400 per platform
You own your ad accounts — your budget goes directly to Google, Meta, or whichever platform we run, never through us.
I've been working with Jussi for the past 2 years and he has helped our walking tour business generate over 5,000 direct bookings. He's hands on, communicates well and easy to work with. Highly recommended.
Get started
Tell us about your tour business and we'll put together a free audit — an honest look at where you're losing direct bookings and exactly what it would take to fix it.