BluePass is the marine tourism platform where 10% of every booking funds ocean conservation. Lower commissions. Creator-driven growth. Real impact.
Tourism generates $2.5T globally. Marine operators get the worst deal — and the ecosystems that power them are collapsing.
OTAs take 20–30%, spend it on ads, then bid against the same operators for traffic. The operator always loses.
Marine biodiversity — the actual product tourists pay for — is disappearing. No platform treats this as a business problem.
Discovery is driven by paid ads, not authentic recommendations. Travelers don't trust it. Operators can't afford it.
17.5% total commission. Transparent. Impact-driven. Every booking protects the ecosystem it depends on.
Lower commissions, direct bookings, and the confidence that their ecosystem is being protected. They keep more of what they earn.
Earn 2.5% on every booking they drive. No upfront costs, no inventory. Just authentic storytelling that converts.
Book with confidence knowing 10% funds conservation. Discover experiences through creators they trust, not algorithmic ads.
Every booking strengthens the ecosystem. Healthier reefs attract more creators, more travelers, and more bookings.
Travel creators showcase marine experiences to their audiences with authentic content.
Audiences convert through trusted recommendations. Operators receive direct bookings.
Creators earn rewards. Operators keep more revenue. 10% flows to conservation.
Healthier ecosystems mean better experiences, more content, more bookings. The cycle accelerates.
Launching in the Coral Triangle — the most biodiverse marine region on Earth.
Every dollar is allocated to build the platform, grow supply, and create distribution.
Build the booking platform, creator tools, and operator dashboard.
Grow supply in the Coral Triangle and expand into new Southeast Asian markets.
Launch the creator affiliate engine — onboard 100 travel creators in Year 1.
Establish partnerships with marine conservation organizations to deploy funds.
A team that understands marine tourism, marketplace dynamics, and conservation at the ground level.