Let’s Collaborate!

Looking for creative content and to connect with a community of passionate, budget-savvy travellers? You’re in the right place.

Hey there! I’m Jane, the heart behind Adventures with Jane.

Why Partner with Me?

I’m a travel blogger from Southern Africa, now living in Europe. I love helping people explore new places in Europe and beyond without spending too much money.

On my blog, Adventures With Jane, I share easy travel tips and guides. Most of my readers are women aged 25 to 45 who are looking for inspiration for living overseas as well as useful advice for short-term getaways, city breaks, and incredible experiences.

I constantly try to be real and honest. So, my readers trust me for honest, practical travel advice they can actually use.

As a travel blogger specialising in affordable travel, I make adventures accessible for all. I take immense pleasure in collaborating with companies or brands that resonate with my audience.

If you are a company or brand interested in collaborating, here is what Adventures with Jane has to offer:

Collaboration Opportunities

• Sponsored Blog Posts: Detailed SEO-optimised articles highlighting your brand

• Product Reviews: Authentic reviews that resonate with my audience

• Travel Partnerships: From destinations to accommodations, let’s showcase the best together

• Collaborative Projects: Tailored partnerships to meet your goals

• Unique experiences, hotel and restaurant reviews

• Testimonials (I would love to hear about how your trip went after using Adventures with Jane’s suggested guides, itineraries and tips.)

• Guest posts and personalised travel planning (email on rates for personalised travel planning)

• Requests to participate in travel-related events are subject to availability. In any case, thank you very much for your thoughts, and I would love to participate in any future events.

What We Don’t Accept:

• Request for free work and any unethical promotion of goods and services
• We do not respond to spam emails or comments. Such emails are ignored, marked as spam, and blocked.