Travel collabs in Brazil
8 live collabsHotels, tour operators and resorts across Brazil — every brand running a creator program right now.
Creator collaborations in Brazil
Brazil is currently opening up serious doors for creators who can move beyond the typical tourist shot. We’re seeing a mix of heavy-hitting hospitality chains like Accor, Hilton, and Radisson looking for high-quality content that highlights both their rooms and their on-site dining, alongside niche spots like Windtown Beach Hotel that want lifestyle-focused social proof.
Beyond hotels, you’ve got direct access to regional players like the Rio de Janeiro Municipal Secretariat of Tourism, which is actively scouting creators to boost city visibility. Whether you’re looking for straight-up comped stays, paid campaigns with tour operators like SAIL IN RIO, or affiliate-driven partnerships with platforms like Wander Wallet, these brands are shifting away from mass-marketing toward creators who actually know how to tell a story in 16 cities across the country.
Most of these brands expect a mix of reels and high-res stills for their own channels, so be prepared to show your engagement metrics upfront. If you’re planning a trip to South America, these 9 active opportunities are a solid way to offset your travel costs while building your portfolio with recognizable global and local brands.
Frequently asked questions
Are these collaborations mostly gifted stays or paid campaigns?
It’s a mix. Large chains like Accor and IHG often start with trade-for-content (stays and meals) for smaller creators, while destination boards and specific tour operators like SAIL IN RIO frequently have budgets for paid projects if your portfolio aligns with their specific marketing goals.
Do I need to be a big creator to get approved?
Not necessarily. While big reach helps, these brands are currently prioritizing creators with high engagement rates and a distinct aesthetic. If your content style matches the brand's target demographic, you have a solid shot even with a mid-sized following.
How should I structure my pitch for the Rio Tourism board?
Focus on the 'why' rather than just the 'where.' Mention specific angles or hidden spots you plan to feature that go beyond the typical Christ the Redeemer shot. They are looking for fresh perspectives that make the city feel accessible and modern.
Are these opportunities limited to Portuguese-speaking creators?
Not at all. While localizing your content is a huge plus, most of these global brands are looking for international exposure. If you can bridge the gap between their local appeal and a global audience, you’re in a great position.
What’s the best way to handle travel expenses that aren't covered?
Many creators use the 'stacking' method: secure a stay with a hotel partner like Radisson, then pitch a tour operator like SAIL IN RIO for an activity, and use an affiliate program like Wander Wallet to cover incidentals or transport costs. It’s about building a mini-itinerary of partners.