Travel advertisers
All 16 Travel brands we track run 1,492 ads in our library, worth 2.7B views and about $40.9M in estimated spend.
Ranked by ads shipped in the last 30 days. Views and estimated spend are lifetime figures from public ad libraries.
Booking.com, Airbnb, Expedia, Hilton and Jet2holidays are always in market, and their creative shifts with the season. This page tracks the travel brands with live Meta ads and how hard each one is currently pushing.
Brands are ranked by reach, by how many distinct ads are running, and by momentum against their own baseline. Travel demand is booked far ahead of travel itself, so the ad volume you see now maps to next season's inventory rather than this week's departures.
It is a category built on urgency and price, so the creative is worth reading closely. Countdown offers, route launches, flexible cancellation and destination inspiration all run side by side, and the balance between them shifts as a booking window opens and closes.
Open a brand to see its live creatives, the copy running with each ad, and the landing page behind the click. Destination pages, deal pages and app installs are all visible, which makes it easy to see where a brand is actually sending demand.
A curated mix of online travel agents, hotel groups, resorts, airlines and rail operators that advertise consistently on Meta. It is a hand-picked list, so it will not include every travel advertiser.
Ads are collected from the Meta ad library on a rolling basis and the page revalidates roughly every minute, so a new seasonal campaign appears soon after it goes live.
Momentum compares a brand's recent ad output against its own recent average, which is useful in travel because it highlights brands opening a booking window rather than just the biggest advertisers.
Yes. Each ad keeps its creative, copy and destination link, so you can see which routes, resorts or cities a brand is putting media behind this month.