The model
How it works.
Booking through Wanderpact costs nothing extra. Here is exactly what happens when you request a stay.
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You choose a stay.
Browse our collection of Wanderpact's favourite hotels across five countries — each chosen for exceptional experience.
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Wanderpact books it on your behalf.
Submit a booking request and we'll confirm availability, pricing, send you the formal quote, and handle the rest. No booking fees, no surcharges.
03
The majority goes to charity.
Hotels pay a commission to us, as the one who books the stay. Wanderpact receives that commission, donates the majority directly to the vetted impact partner in your destination country, and retains a small portion to keep the platform running. The split is fixed and published.
04
You hear about the impact.
Once your donation has been processed, we'll send you a short impact report — how much was donated, which charity received it, and what it funds. Real impact.
Common questions.
Is there really no extra cost?
No. Hotels pay a commission to whoever books the stay — whether that's a travel advisor, an OTA, or a booking platform. When you book through Wanderpact, we collect that commission and redirect the majority to charity. You're not paying more; the commission just goes to make a difference in your destination country.
How are impact partners vetted?
Impact partners are vetted, registered charities assessed against four criteria: financial accounts, demonstrated outcomes, respect for the communities they serve, and evidence of sustained impact.
What if my hotel isn't listed?
Contact us with the property name. If it's bookable through our network, we'll add it under the Global Good program. If it isn't, we'll suggest comparable alternatives.
When is the donation made?
Commissions from hotel bookings typically clear 1–3 months after the stay has occurred. We batch donations quarterly once funds are received. You'll get an impact report confirming the transfer and where it went.
Are donations tax-deductible?
No. Wanderpact makes the donation as part of how we structure the commission split.