GetYourGuide and Viator is one of the most widely used platforms worldwide for finding all kinds of tours and activities, such as guided tours, museums, shows, and much more.
Introduction
Here you’ll find all the steps you need to set up your GetYourGuide supplier account. Just follow the simple steps below, and you’ll have it up and running in no time.
Step 1: Go to the GetYourGuide website
Go to the GetYourGuide website here.
Once you’re on the page, scroll all the way to the bottom and click “Supplier Administration” in the upper-right corner: Supplier Administration in the upper-right corner:
Step 2: Register Your Supplier Account
In this step, click the “Register” button, which will display this message: Register button and take you to the next section:
You will then be redirected to the following form, which you must fill out completely:
Tip: Follow the instructions and enter the information accurately.
The second section of the registration process will look like this:
Finally, here you’ll just need to specify your type of company and the services you offer. Agree to the terms and conditions to continue:
Verify your authentication and click the “Continue Registration” button to proceed to the next step.
Step 3: Confirm Your Account via Email
You’ll receive an email asking you to complete the registration process. Just click the “Complete Registration” button, and you’ll be taken back to the Get Your Guide website:
Please note: This email may end up in your spam folder. Check all your email folders.
Step 4: Accept the Terms and Conditions
After the previous step, you’ll be asked to accept the new provider’s terms and conditions again.
Step 5: Access your dashboard
Once you’ve completed the previous steps, it’s time to access your GetYourGuide Dashboard
Here you can edit your company information, set your commission, and configure your payment details. If you have any issues with registration, please contact GetYourGuide support by clicking here.
Now you know how to open a GetYourGuide supplier account!
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