Dont do it stay far away from them. They will take your money and provide false leads that are not contactable and if you do get to contact one its a false lead

Hi Anjannette,

Bark.com gets leads for over 500+ services and this does include travel agents.

I would encourage any business looking for leads to chat with our friendly team.

You can reach the team by phone or email: team@bark.com

I would not consider a Bark recommendation a good recommendation.

I would run away from Bark because they're totally not a real site. I am not a business yet I keep getting emails that say "a new client wants your quote" it's absolutely ridiculous. These are PHISHING EMAILS I'm receiving from Bark and the FCC is looking into it as well as my attorney because they're becoming annoying. Apparently they are hoping I'll click on something in their emails in order to confirm my email address is a real one. Once confirmed as legit, then it can be added to the "real emails to sell" spam list. As far as actual clients from Bark, everyone on every website across the globe is claiming to have lost money with Bark so I wouldn't risk it personally. If I owned a travel agency I'd probably make social media pages and leave my business cards at every local business that allowed it. Advertise in small newspapers, church mailers, stuff like that. That's where my husband and I find our travel assistance. Flyers and mailers.