Maple Deal Global adds travel & regional shopping pages

Maple Deal Global has expanded its website with dedicated travel and regional shopping pages, broadening the independent affiliate site beyond its earlier focus on curated shopping deals.

The updated site now separates products, travel services and business resources into distinct sections, while directing users to external merchants and providers to complete transactions. It also adds a browser-based watchlist that lets visitors save products without creating an account.

Travel section

A planned travel section is now live on the website. It covers nine service categories: flights, tours and activities, car rentals, attraction tickets, airport transfers, travel eSIMs, city passes, day trips and luggage storage.

Featured providers include Kiwi.com, Klook, QEEQ, Tiqets, Welcome Pickups, Airalo, Go City, KKday and Radical Storage. Each listing gives users practical details to review before booking, including baggage and fare conditions for flights, driver and insurance requirements for car hire, and device compatibility and activation terms for eSIMs.

Maple Deal Global does not handle travel reservations or payments. Users follow links to providers, where destination coverage, travel dates, availability, final prices and booking conditions are confirmed.

An affiliate disclosure in the travel section says eligible bookings may generate a commission. It also states that the provider remains responsible for the final offer and service terms.

Regional pages

The expansion also introduces separate shopping pages for Canada, the United States, global destinations and Gulf markets. Visitors can access these sections through the site navigation and market selection cards.

The shopping pages organise listings by market, retailer and product category. Supported listings show relevant currencies, while some cross-market offers include approximate conversions with a note that the merchant determines the final currency and charge.

In the Gulf section, visitors can filter offers by country and retailer. Country options include Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman, with some services shown across more than one market where relevant.

Global shopping content also separates selected destinations such as the United Kingdom and Germany from worldwide services. Product information varies by source and may include a current price, a previously checked price, a comparison price, a discount, or a prompt to check the price at the store.

Where product options affect pricing, the site shows a starting price and asks users to confirm the selected version. It also notes that shipping, tax, compatibility and merchant terms remain part of the purchase decision.

Products are grouped into categories including home and furniture, kitchen appliances, electronics, tools, fashion, accessories and business resources. Retailer filters and show-more controls limit the number of items displayed at one time.

Saved products

The new watchlist is stored in the browser rather than through an account. That means saved items remain tied to the device and browser in use, rather than following a visitor automatically across multiple devices.

The feature is intended to help users keep track of items while browsing. The watchlist is separate from any merchant shopping basket and does not reserve stock, lock in pricing or complete a purchase.

Wider scope

Alongside shopping and travel, the website includes a business resources section aimed at people running an online business, creating content or managing day-to-day work. Featured platforms include systeme.io, Shopify, Admitad, Notta AI, WPS Office and InVideo.

The section describes uses ranging from online stores and marketing workflows to affiliate programme discovery, meeting transcription, office documents and video creation. World Businesses for Sale is also listed as a marketplace for users considering buying or selling a business.

The site says it does not broker business sales, provide valuations or guarantee outcomes from using the marketplace. It presents these listings as discovery tools rather than transaction services.

Operating model

Founded by Mohmd Hane Mostafa Arefe, Maple Deal Global operates as an independent affiliate website. It does not sell featured products directly or process merchant payments. Its role, according to the site, is to organise options and provide information to help visitors decide what to explore further.

The site may earn commissions from qualifying purchases, bookings or other eligible actions through partner links. Its affiliate disclosures also distinguish between shopping inspiration imagery and specific product listings.

"The purpose remains straightforward: help visitors discover useful options and understand where they are buying," said Arefe.