Receive $10 for posting a 3+ day Hawaii itinerary on iWaandr that meets conditions below. You can also choose to receive $4 for posting a 1-2 day itinerary. The goal is to create a wide array of activities that are more unique than the normal tourist attractions. We believe adventure travelers and locals are the best people to guide travelers on how to treat places well.
You'll receive $10 through Venmo
You'll get a recurring commission as an iWaandr Merchant every time someone buys your Atlas.
iWaandr is a peer-to-peer marketplace for digital trip itineraries. We are trying to solve the problem that it still takes hours to find non-touristy things to do online, by giving fellow adventure travelers the opportunity to share their experiences. We value the integrity of places and believe adventure travelers are the best people to guide travelers and educate them on how to treat places well.
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The cornerstone of our Atlases are adventure travel experiences.
Adventure travel content that's in the "middle 80%". If you imagine a spectrum of activities with the most touristy activities on the far right 10%, and the most fragile secret places on the far left 10%, we hope to share the middle 80% of unique adventure travel activities.
Adventure travel is defined as any activity based in local culture and nature, typically with physical activity.
However, a well rounded Atlas includes lots of important information like food, transportation, lodging, and must-see’s. It’s like a friend is visiting from out of town and you’re recommending what they should do. You can choose to do a general itinerary of the best activities or a specific perspective (like a food tour or best views).
Simple Content Checklist:
The Atlas has a few adventure travel experiences
Travelers will know where to get a couple great meals (even better if they are unique to that destination)
Personal tips for around getting from place to place are included
can you find most of the Experiences easily on Google? (It shouldn't be easily found online)
Are each of the Atlas details sections at least 3 sentences?
Including a personal insight about your perspective of a location? or insider tips on how to have the best experience?
Are there places or cultural customs that locals would want travelers to know about? (in order to enjoy and treat the environment with respect)
Do the photos show the main activity of the Experience without revealing name?
Does the title creatively capture the theme of the Atlas?
Do all the Experiences have the exact address of the activity?
Does the “About You” section explain why your perspective is valuable?
Atlases that only have common tourist attractions that can be easily found on Google. You can include the must-see attractions, but try to add personal recommendations that make the activity feel less generic.
Irrelevant or inappropriate content
Misleading or inaccurate content
Say someone posted an Atlas (itinerary) that looks a lot like yours, how to make it stand out to be accepted?
If there is an Atlas that looks very similar to yours, you can still post it as long as you think you have a unique perspective on those places. A good rule of thumb is to not have over 60% of the same activities as another Atlas.
How much detail should I include in an Experience or Atlas?
Only the essential info needed for the traveler to have the best experience at that place.
Also see the Demo Experience and Demo Atlas on the posting screen.
What is considered an Experience?
An experience includes any activity of significance. That could be a hike or a restaurant as the obvious examples. An Experience could also be a walking path to the next destination or a viewpoint along the way.