Your TrekGuider Creator Page May Already Be Waiting

The TrekGuider creators directory already has more than 1,500 pages for bloggers and video creators who make travel content. We built them from public information: channel name, topics, country and social links. Until a creator claims their page, it says that TrekGuider manages it.

If you find yourself there, you can claim the page. From then on, you decide how it looks, and if you like, you can sell your guides, presets, courses and other work through it.

How to find your page

Open Creators and search for your channel name. You can narrow the list by platform, country, language, category and audience size. The site-wide search finds your page too.

How to claim your page

Next to the name on your page, there's a Claim this page button. Everything happens in one window, in two steps.

Step 1. Your account. Sign in or create an account right in the window, with Google, Facebook, X or email. If you're signing up for the first time, confirm your address with the link in the email. The window moves on to the second step by itself as soon as your address is confirmed.

Step 2. Your channel. We'll show you a short code. Copy it and add it to the description of one of the channels listed on the page:

• YouTube: YouTube Studio → Customization → Profile tab → Description. Add the code on its own line and click Publish.
• TikTok: in the app, open Profile → Edit profile → Bio. Add the code to your bio and save.
• Discord: in your server settings, open Server Profile → Description. Add the code on its own line and click Save Changes.

Keep your usual description as it is. The code simply goes alongside it. If your page lists several channels, any one of them is enough. The window has step-by-step tips for each platform and a button that takes you straight to the right place.

Go back to the window and click Check now. If the code is there, the page is yours right away, with no waiting for review. You'll see "Welcome aboard! This page is yours." After that, you can remove the code from your description.

If your page only lists Instagram

We can't check a code on Instagram automatically. In that case, the window offers to contact support right away. Tell us how we can confirm the page is yours and attach screenshots, for example one from your account that shows you're signed in. We'll reply by email.

What changes once the page is yours

You design the page yourself: photo, cover, description, country, language, categories, social links and featured products. People who already followed the page move over to you and will get emails about your new products and articles. You can show or hide your contact email and turn on the Contact Creator button for partners.

When you're ready to sell, complete seller verification and list your first product. It could be a guide, an itinerary, a map, photo presets, a course or a subscription with several tiers.

How to get started

Open Creators, find your channel and click Claim this page. It usually takes just a few minutes.