Here’s an uncomfortable question for any tour or attraction operator: if a guest searches for what you offer on Google right now, do you actually show up?

If you’re not on Google Things To Do, the Google Feed, Google Maps, Google Ads, or Google My Business, the honest answer is probably no. That’s not just a missed booking. It’s missed visibility, at the exact moment someone is actively looking to book something like what you offer.

Self-service, not a setup ticket

The usual way to fix this involves a back-and-forth: submit product feeds, wait on approval, wait on someone else’s timeline. LinkTwist skips that. You map your own products straight from your dashboard and go live across:

• Google Things To Do
• Google Feed
• Google Maps
• Google Ads
• Google My Business

No waiting on us to set things up on your behalf. No back-and-forth over email. You control the mapping, and you control the timeline.

Why this is worth doing today, not “eventually”

Every day your products stay unmapped from Google’s travel surfaces, you rely entirely on direct traffic and OTA placement to get discovered. Guests researching things to do in a destination increasingly start that search on Google itself. If your listing isn’t there, a competitor’s is.

How to actually do it

Log into your LinkTwist dashboard, map your products to the relevant Google feeds, and go live. Your own team can handle it directly — it doesn’t need to sit on anyone’s backlog.

Visibility isn’t a nice-to-have next to bookings. It’s the step that has to happen before a booking is even possible.