How to Improve Your Viator or GetYourGuide Rating After Bad Reviews
At 100 reviews, moving from 4.3 to 4.5 takes 40 five-star reviews in a row. How to improve your Viator rating and your GetYourGuide rating after a bad run.
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GetYourGuide Analytics: How to Read the Performance Section
Where did GetYourGuide analytics go? It’s now Performance. Which numbers to read first, how to read each product as a funnel, and what it doesn’t show.
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GetYourGuide Provider Rating: What It Is and What Else GYG Measures
Is your GetYourGuide Provider Rating 4.0+? If not, new activities launch without one. Plus the 1.0% cancellation and 0.2% no-show limits that can remove them.
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How to Get More Reviews on Viator and GetYourGuide
Get more reviews on Viator and GetYourGuide: the tools each platform gives you, when to ask, where each guest’s review lands, and what gets you penalised.
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Klook vs GetYourGuide for Operators: Which Should You List On?
Klook vs GetYourGuide, written for operators, not travellers. Compare commission, payouts, contract terms and audiences, then decide which to list on first.
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OTA Rate Parity Explained: What Parity Clauses Stop Operators Doing
OTA rate parity is about more than price. See what GetYourGuide, Viator and Tiqets terms allow in 2026, and which book-direct perks can put you in breach.
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Best Photos for OTA Listings: What to Shoot and What Goes First
Most photo advice is for hotel rooms. Here are the best photos for OTA listings for tours and attractions, plus GetYourGuide, Viator and Airbnb specs.
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How to Write an OTA Product Description That Gets Booked
Travellers click but don’t book? Here’s how to write an OTA product description that answers their questions and stays within GetYourGuide’s listing rules.
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How to Negotiate OTA Commission: A Guide for Tour Operators
How to negotiate OTA commission with GetYourGuide, Viator and Klook: when you have bargaining power, what to ask for, a script, and what to do if they say no.
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What Is a Channel Manager for Tours? (And Do You Need a Separate One?)
A channel manager for tours stops you selling the same seat twice on GetYourGuide and Viator. See what it syncs, what it costs and how to choose one.
