18 live collabsHotels, tour operators and brands across Netherlands — every brand running a creator program right now.
The Netherlands is a goldmine if you’re looking to balance high-end hospitality content with authentic local experiences. We’re currently tracking 16 active opportunities across nine cities, ranging from boutique stays like Pillows and My Boutique Hotel to group-focused spots like BUNK Hotel Utrecht and Generator Hostels. Whether you’re shooting luxury hotel tours or city-wide guides, there is a clear appetite here for high-quality visual storytelling.
Beyond stays, you can lock in collabs with local experts like Eating Europe for culinary content or Dutchtrips.com for guided regional explorations. Most of these partnerships focus on exchange-based collaborations—think free stays or complimentary tour spots in return for content—but brands are increasingly open to hybrid deals for established creators with strong engagement. Check the specific requirements for each listing to see if they’re looking for Reels, static sets, or blog features.
Most opportunities listed for the Netherlands are currently value-based (exchanges like free stays or tours). However, if your media kit and engagement rate align with the brand’s specific campaign goals, there is often room to negotiate a paid component.
Not necessarily. Many brands here value content that targets international travelers. As long as you have a solid plan for your trip and can prove your audience is relevant to their destination, you’re a strong candidate.
Dutch marketing teams value professionalism and clarity. When applying, be specific about the deliverables you’re offering—like a dedicated Reel, a set of high-res photos, or a blog post—rather than sending a generic 'let's collab' message.
While we recommend starting with the 16 active listings, CollabsMap gives you the direct contact info you need to reach out to these brands. If you have a unique angle that fits their brand identity, go for it.
Most brands respond within one to two weeks. If you haven't heard back, it’s worth sending a single polite follow-up. Keep in mind that some boutique properties move faster than larger hotel chains.