Now boarding · travel bloggers
The travel blog you’ve been meaning to start.
TravelFeed gives you a beautiful, lightning-fast blog on your own domain, where maps and destination pages build themselves as you write, readers arrive from day one, and earning from your adventures is built in. No plugins, no hosting headaches. Just write.
From $19/year · Online in minutes · Cancel anytime
8,000+ travel bloggers
already write here
The itinerary
Four stops between “someday” and “published.”
Everything a travel blog needs, already packed. Here’s the route.
An editor that loves travel stories as much as you do.
Built for the way travel is actually written: on night buses, in hostel lobbies, three weeks after the trip. Drop in your photos and notes — the rest feels effortless.
- AI Blogger drafts from your own photos and an interview about the trip. It invents nothing, and you stay the author.
- Photo galleries, interactive maps, day-by-day itineraries, Instagram and YouTube embeds. All blocks in the editor, none of them plugins.
- A clean block editor that gets out of the way, on any device.
Chasing trains through Sri Lanka’s hill country
📍 ELLA, SRI LANKA
The 9:30 from Kandy left an hour late, which by hill-country standards meant it was on time. We hung out of the blue carriage doors as the tea fields rolled past…
GALLERY · 14 PHOTOSYour blog. Your domain. Zero maintenance.
A standalone blog that looks hand-crafted and loads instantly anywhere in the world. It also sorts your writing by place while you write it.
- Pin a post to a place and TravelFeed builds the country, region and city pages for it, linked to each other and ready for Google.
- Your archive sorts itself by place and by date, so there is no menu to keep tidy.
- Connect your own domain, or start on a free subdomain — SSL and global CDN included.
- Up to 19× faster than WordPress, with zero plugins to update. Ever.
JORDAN · 8 MIN READ
Sunrise over Wadi Rum
Readers from day one — not after two years of SEO.
Every post also publishes into the TravelFeed community, where thousands of travelers and our curation team are already reading. Your first audience is built in.
- Publish into a community of thousands of travelers — not into the void.
- Standout posts get featured by our curation team and shown to everyone.
- TravelFeed’s domain authority helps your stories rank in search.
- Every post gets share cards made for it, including the vertical pin Pinterest wants.
- Already blogging? Guides help you migrate from WordPress or Blogger.
Make your adventures help pay for the next ones.
Monetization is built in, not bolted on. Pick the methods that fit your blog, set them up once, and keep full control.
- Run display ads with Google AdSense — paste your code in the dashboard.
- Add affiliate links for the gear, stays and insurance you already recommend.
- Optional: cross-post to Hive and earn crypto rewards when readers upvote.
Monetization · set up once
Display ads
Add your AdSense code and earn per view
Affiliate links
Drop in links for gear & stays you love
Hive rewards
Upvotes from the community, paid in crypto
Everything is opt-in — you decide what runs on your blog.
Two routes, same destination
Skip the part where blogging becomes a second job.
ROUTE A · THE LONG WAY ROUND
Do-it-yourself WordPress
- Buy hosting, a domain and a theme — $150+/year before your first word
- Shop for plugins to get maps, galleries and an SEO baseline
- Build and maintain your destination pages by hand, post by post
- Debug a broken site from a hostel with bad WiFi
- Start from zero domain authority and wait months for readers
ROUTE B · THE DIRECT FLIGHT
TravelFeed
- Sign up and pick your design — you’re live in minutes
- Maps, galleries and itineraries are already in the editor
- Pin a post to a place; your destination pages build themselves
- Hosting, SSL, CDN and speed handled. Nothing to update, ever
- Readers and curation from day one — from $19/year
Fares
Pick your fare.
Start with a community membership, or get your own standalone blog. Upgrade, downgrade or cancel anytime.
Starter
Join the community and publish on TravelFeed.com.
$19/year
BILLED YEARLY
- Publish on TravelFeed.com
- Verified badge
- Cross-post to Hive
- 50k AI credits/month (~70 AI edits)
- Ad-free experience
Basic
Your own standalone blog, ready for the world.
$15/month
$180/YEAR · BILLED YEARLY
- Everything in Starter
- Your own standalone blog
- Connect your own domain
- Custom design & branding
- 100k AI credits/month (~140 AI edits)
- Free SSL & global CDN
Pro
For bloggers who mean business.
$25$12.50/month
$150 FIRST YEAR · THEN $300/YEAR
- Everything in Basic
- Interactive world map
- Analytics dashboard
- Site search & dark mode
- 1M AI credits/month (~6 AI Blogger articles)
VIP
For established blogs that want it all.
$45/month
$540/YEAR · BILLED YEARLY
- Everything in Pro
- API access
- Dedicated support
- Priority feature requests
- 2M AI credits/month (~13 AI Blogger articles)
All prices in USD. Use a free subdomain or connect your own domain.
Before you board
Questions at the gate.
Do I need any technical skills?
None at all. There are no servers, plugins or themes to manage — pick a design, connect a domain if you have one, and start writing. We handle hosting, speed, security and backups behind the scenes.
How is this different from a travel theme on WordPress?
The travel parts are the platform, not add-ons. Pin a post to a place and TravelFeed builds the country, region and city pages for it, linked to each other and ready for Google. On WordPress that structure is categories and menus you groom by hand for the life of the blog. Maps, photo galleries and day-by-day itineraries are blocks in the editor rather than plugins you install and update, and every post gets share cards made for it, including the vertical pin Pinterest wants. Then there is the part a theme cannot copy: your stories also reach the TravelFeed community, so your blog has readers before it has rankings.
Can I use my own domain name?
Yes. Every blog hosting plan lets you connect a domain you own, with SSL set up automatically. A free subdomain is included if you don’t have a domain yet, and you can switch later without losing anything.
I already have a blog elsewhere — can I switch?
Yes. Your posts, drafts and pages import from a standard WordPress or Blogger export file, and your domain comes with you, so the address your readers know stays the same. Once a post is published here we archive a permanent copy of every image in it, including the ones still sitting on your old server, so retiring that hosting will not leave holes in your archive. Comments are the one thing that stays behind, and individual post URLs can change. Tell us before you switch and we will help at no extra cost.
How do I actually earn from my blog?
Three ways, all built in: display ads (add your Google AdSense code from the dashboard), affiliate links you drop into your posts for the gear and stays you recommend, and optional crypto rewards when the Hive community upvotes your posts. You choose which methods run on your blog.
Do I need to understand crypto?
No. Crypto rewards are completely optional — many TravelFeed bloggers never touch them. If you’re curious, cross-posting to Hive is one switch, and we handle the technical side.
What does it cost, and can I cancel?
The community membership is $19/year, and blog hosting plans start at $15/month billed yearly. Payments are handled securely by Stripe, and you can cancel anytime.
BOARDING PASS · TF-001 · PASSENGER: YOU
Ready for departure?
Set up tonight, publish your first story this week. Your future readers are already here.
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