Updated September 28, 2026 · AffCue Editorial Team

AML Travel and Tours vs eSky Partners

AML Travel and Tours scores 8.9 and eSky Partners 9.0 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
AML Travel and Tours

AML Travel and Tours

eSky Partners

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Where AML Travel and Tours and eSky Partners differ

AML Travel and Tours vs eSky Partners
CompareAML Travel and ToursAML Travel and ToursReviewSee alternativesSee alternativeseSky PartnersReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives
Commission terms8% per saleup to 10% per sale
NetworksAwinCJ Affiliate
Commission (%)8%up to 10%Higher
Cookie windowNot confirmed30 days
Payout frequencyNot confirmedwithin 14 days monthly

Same on both: Verticals (Travel).

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Key differences

  • Commission (%) is higher at eSky Partners: up to 10% vs 8%.
  • Networks: only AML Travel and Tours offers Awin.
  • Networks: only eSky Partners offers CJ Affiliate.
  • Founded is lower at eSky Partners: 2004 vs 2015.
  • Region: only AML Travel and Tours offers Europe.
  • Region: only eSky Partners offers Global.

Our verdict on each

AML Travel and Tours

AML Travel and Tours pays 8% per sale on confirmed sales through Awin, and it suits publishers with a European travel audience who want a simple cost per sale payout. Travel programs in the directory typically run a cookie window of 30 days, so plan tour content around that.

Read the full AML Travel and Tours review

eSky Partners

eSky Partners is a global travel programme for publishers already selling flights and holidays, and it runs through CJ Affiliate. Commissions run up to 10% per sale, the cookie window is 30 days, and payouts follow within 14 days monthly, with the group trading since 2004.

Read the full eSky Partners review

How they place

AML Travel and Tours vs eSky Partners
RankingAML Travel and TourseSky Partners
Travel programs7 of 345 of 34

Every fact side by side

AML Travel and Tours vs eSky Partners
FactAML Travel and TourseSky Partners
Pricing modelCPSCPS
FeaturesNot confirmedDirect
RegionEuropeGlobal
HeadquartersTanzaniaNot confirmed
Founded20152004Lower
Support channelsEmail, PhoneNot confirmed

Where each stands against the rest

AML Travel and Tours vs eSky Partners
FactAML Travel and TourseSky PartnersMedian
Cookie windowNot confirmed30 daysat the median30 days
Commission (%)8%lowest quarterup to 10%below the median12%

Median across 177 listed affiliate programs.

Pros and cons

AML Travel and Tours

Pros

  • Payout is a clean cost per sale at 8% on every confirmed sale, easy to forecast against booking value.
  • Runs on Awin through Awin, so tracking and payment follow a network many publishers already use.
  • Support runs on email and phone, so questions can go straight to a person.

Cons

  • One network only: Awin means there is no second platform to rely on if approval or tracking changes.
  • The stated region is europe, which narrows the audience a publisher can expect to convert.

eSky Partners

Pros

  • Direct access: direct means a publisher deals with eSky Partners itself, with CJ Affiliate named as the route in.
  • A regular payout cycle, with commissions paid within 14 days monthly, which is easier to plan around than an ad hoc schedule.
  • A 30 day window covers a reader who reads a guide and checks a fare before booking, the normal buying pattern in travel.

Cons

  • The rate is capped at up to 10% per sale, well short of Divebooker Distribution Partner's 30% revenue share per liveaboard booking on liveaboard bookings.
  • A 30 day window is the ordinary travel figure while travel programmes here reach 90 days, so late decisions credit elsewhere.
  • Coverage is narrow, with travel as the only vertical, so a generalist site has no second category to promote from the same links.

Who each suits

AML Travel and Tours

Who it suits

  • Publishers with europe travel readers who book tours and holidays.
  • Sites already approved on Awin, since the program runs through Awin.
  • Destination guides in travel content, where a reader sits close to booking.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Publishers chasing revenue share, since Divebooker Distribution Partner pays 30% revenue share per liveaboard booking.
  • CashKaro, which pays 10% of friend's cashback on cashback rather than tour sales.
  • Anyone wanting a shopping marketplace instead of a single travel vertical, where Naver Shopping Connect pays Commission per sale or booking via link.

eSky Partners

Who it suits

  • Publishers with converting travel traffic, since the offer covers travel only and rewards completed bookings.
  • Anyone who wants a direct relationship with the advertiser: direct with CJ Affiliate as the named network.
  • Audiences spread across several markets, because the offer is global rather than tied to a single market.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Divebooker Distribution Partner readers who want a larger slice of each booking: it pays 30% revenue share per liveaboard booking.
  • CashKaro readers after referral cashback: CashKaro pays 10% of friend's cashback, not commission on a travel booking.
  • Publishers after a shopping offer rather than a travel one: Naver Shopping Connect pays Commission per sale or booking via link.

Country by country

AML Travel and Tours vs eSky Partners
CountryAML Travel and TourseSky Partners
United KingdomYesNo

Questions about each

AML Travel and Tours

What commission does AML Travel and Tours pay?+

AML Travel and Tours pays 8% per sale, a cost per sale rate. Earnings appear once a sale is confirmed through the tracking link. The program runs on Awin, which issues the link and handles the payout schedule.

How long is the cookie window?+

Travel programs tracked on the site typically sit at 30 days. That is the figure to plan around when a reader needs days of research before booking, and the window sits well above the 30 seen across programs generally.

eSky Partners

What commission does eSky Partners pay?+

The programme pays up to 10% per sale for a completed sale, which is the headline rate rather than a guaranteed return on every link. The rate suits publishers with existing travel traffic, since volume and product mix decide the final take.

How long is the cookie window?+

Attribution runs for 30 days after a click, which is the common window for travel offers. A reader who compares fares and reads guides over several visits still credits, but a much later booking falls outside the window.

AML Travel and Tours

eSky Partners