Tourism boards, hostels, and travel brands: we only feature what we'd genuinely use. If that works for you, let's talk.
That sentence costs us money, and we keep it anyway. It's also the reason a recommendation here is worth something — readers have learned that if My Wings My Way says a hostel is worth ₹900 a night, it's worth ₹900 a night.
If that standard works for you, we'd love to talk. Here's exactly how we work, what we charge for, and what we won't do at any price.
Destination campaigns aimed squarely at the Indian outbound traveler — visa reality included, not glossed over.
Honest stay reviews and city guides. We book, we sleep there, we tell readers what the photos left out.
Forex cards, eSIMs, insurance, luggage, booking platforms — products we can test on a real trip, over a real trip's length.
Platforms that genuinely help people earn while traveling. Real ramp-up times, real income ranges, no course-selling fantasies.
| Format | What it looks like |
|---|---|
| Sponsored guide | A full itinerary or destination guide on the blog, with costs in rupees and your brand woven in where it honestly belongs. |
| Destination hosting | You host the trip; we produce the guide, the video, and the reels from it. |
| YouTube feature | Long-form video on our channel, integrated rather than bolted on. |
| Reels & shorts | Vertical video for Instagram and Facebook, usable on your channels too. |
| Product review | Tested on an actual trip, for the length of an actual trip. Verdict is ours. |
| Newsletter placement | A single clearly-marked slot in the weekly email. |
| Consulting | Through Infomatics Business Intelligence: market insight on the Indian outbound traveler, for boards and brands entering the segment. |
Four things aren't for sale, no matter the budget:
What this buys you: an audience that actually acts on what we publish, because we've never spent their trust on something that didn't deserve it. That's the whole asset. We're not going to sell it off for one campaign.
Email info@mywingsmyway.in with "Collaboration" in the subject line, and tell us:
We reply to every serious enquiry within a week, including the ones we turn down. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so quickly rather than waste your quarter.
Sometimes — for genuinely interesting destinations, or where the product is the story. But a free room is not payment for a guaranteed positive review; it's payment for our honest attention. We'll always tell you that up front.
Yes. You get a review pass for factual corrections — prices, names, dates, spellings. Opinions and the verdict stay ours. That's the deal, and it's not negotiable.
We'll tell you before we publish. Usually we simply don't run it, and we'll explain what went wrong — that feedback tends to be more useful to you than the post would have been anyway.
Indian travelers planning real trips on real budgets — mid-20s to mid-40s, researching visas, costs, and itineraries before they book. They arrive with a spreadsheet open. They convert because they're already in planning mode.
No paid link drops, no SEO guest posts, no "we noticed your article and have a great resource" emails. Those get deleted unread. Sorry.
Tourism boards, hostels, and travel brands: if honesty is a feature rather than a risk for you, we're probably a good fit.
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