I’ve flown all of the major (and many minor) airlines, including every international first class cabin.
I write all my own content; no ghostwriters at OMAAT!
18 years (and counting) of daily blogging add up.
Our Story
Partner with us
Partner with us
OMAAT isn’t owned by a bank, a credit card company, or a media conglomerate. That independence is exactly why our audience trusts us, and why advertising here is worth something.
The vast majority of our content is not sponsored. We write what we find genuinely interesting, not what pays us the most. That editorial credibility is what makes our audience so valuable: they read with intent, not habit.
We’re open to working with brands that are a good fit in the travel industry or in complementary spaces. Partnership options include:
- Sponsored content (transparently disclosed)
- Display advertising on the website and app
- Newsletter sponsorship
- Social media amplification
- Product launches and reviews
- Affiliate relationships
- Exclusive site advertising arrangements
We only promote products we genuinely believe in. You’ll be hard-pressed to find a more focused audience for luxury travel anywhere online.
Note: We do not accept guest posts, link exchanges, or similar submissions.
To request a media kit or discuss a partnership, reach out to [email protected].
Our audience
OMAAT reaches millions of business and premium leisure travelers every month. We have one of the largest and most engaged audiences in the independent luxury travel space.
Our readers are experienced, high-intent, and actively optimizing how they travel and spend. They’re not casually browsing. They’re researching premium cabins, comparing credit card offers, and making decisions.
Audience highlights:
- Majority US-based, college-educated
- Average household income above $250,000
- Significant readership in Canada, the UK, and worldwide
- Deeply engaged across web, daily newsletter, and social channels
If your brand is targeting affluent travelers who are actively in the market, this is the audience.
Meet Ben
Ben Schlappig (aka Lucky) is a travel consultant, blogger, and avid points collector. He travels about 400,000 miles a year, primarily using miles and points to enhance his first class experiences. He chronicles his adventures, along with industry news, here at One Mile at a Time.
Read articles from Ben Schlappig- Airport: Singapore Changi Airport (SIN)
- Destination: Japan
- Lounge: Air France La Premiere Lounge Paris (CDG)
In the press
Ben is a widely cited expert on miles, points, and premium travel, and has been featured in publications including The New York Times, Time, Bloomberg, and the LA Times, among others. He is available for interviews and media appearances on topics including airline and hotel industry news, frequent flyer programs, miles and points strategy, and travel credit cards.
Press inquiries: [email protected]
Ethics
Ethics
Unlike most major travel sites, OMAAT isn’t owned by a bank, a credit card company, or a media conglomerate. We believe that matters. Editorial independence isn’t just a principle here; it’s the reason our readers trust us, and the reason our platform has value for advertisers.
The thriving community of readers at OMAAT is the foundation of everything we do. We take that trust seriously.
Giving forward
I’m grateful every day for the life I have, and while I’ve worked hard for it, I also recognize the advantages I’ve had along the way: supportive parents, exposure to travel from a young age, and access to programs that allowed me to graduate without debt.
In both my personal giving and what we do through the blog, I try to focus on organizations that help put a thumb on the scale for people who haven’t had the same access to opportunities. A little extra support can make an enormous difference in what a person ultimately accomplishes.
- Our core partner is One Tree Planted, which works with local communities to restore native environments by planting trees, while providing an economic boost. OMAAT and our readers have funded the planting of over 15,000 trees.
- As part of our efforts to support equality, we also contribute to the Loveland Foundation Therapy Fund, which provides access to therapists and mental health services to Black women and girls.