16 live collabsTour operators, hotels and brands across France — every brand running a creator program right now.
France is a high-demand market for creators who can balance high-end aesthetic content with authentic local experiences. Right now, there are 16 active opportunities across 10 cities, ranging from boutique hotel stays with groups like Minor Hotels and Generator Hostels to culinary content partnerships with Eating Europe and Food Lover Tour. Whether you're focusing on urban lifestyle or outdoor adventure, the brand mix here is built for creators who prioritize storytelling over just hitting a landmark.
Most brands in this region work on a mix of trade-for-content and paid campaigns. For operators like Lokafy or Auswalk, they are looking for creators who can showcase the logistics of a trip—like private walking tours or guided hiking itineraries—through high-quality video or detailed blog recaps. Before you apply, make sure your media kit highlights your engagement rate in Europe, as these brands typically value niche, loyal audiences over massive, unengaged follower counts.
It depends on the brand. Hotel groups like Minor Hotels often offer comped stays for content, while specialized tour operators may offer paid partnerships if your audience aligns perfectly with their specific tour demographic.
Not necessarily. Many brands like Eating Europe and Paris City Vision want creators who are currently traveling through the country or have an upcoming trip scheduled. Just be clear about your travel dates in your pitch.
Most are looking for high-quality Reels or TikToks that show the 'insider' side of their experiences. If you're working with a company like Lokafy, they want to see the human connection of a local-led tour, not just B-roll of the architecture.
Applying through CollabsMap is your best bet. Our partners have specifically flagged these 16 opportunities because they are looking for creator applications right now, which makes your pitch much more likely to be seen.
Aim for at least 4-6 weeks out. Brands need time to review your portfolio and coordinate with their on-the-ground teams, especially for experiences that require reservations like food tours or private guides.