Travel collabs in Philippines
5 live collabsHostels, hotels and resorts across Philippines — every brand running a creator program right now.
AbrahamVerifiedHostel · campaigns & always open2open collabsDusit Hotels CollabsHotel · Cebu · always open
1open collabWanderlands travelTour operator · always open
1open collab
Creator collaborations in Philippines
The Philippines is a high-traffic zone for creators who can balance high-end luxury content with the gritty, social-first vibe of island hopping. You’ll find a mix of opportunities here, ranging from luxury stays at Dusit Hotels to the social, party-focused environment of Mad Monkey Hostels and Abraham. Whether you're pitching a resort feature or a backpacker-friendly hostel recap, there’s plenty of room to negotiate stays, tours, and occasional travel stipends.
Most brands in this region prioritize UGC and authentic storytelling over highly polished, TV-style commercials. If you can show them that your audience actually travels (or dreams of traveling) to SE Asia, you’ve got a massive advantage. Focus your pitches on specific city-based angles—like nightlife in Manila or eco-resort features at Treehouse de Valentine—rather than generic travel vlogs.
Frequently asked questions
Are these collaborations mostly paid or trade-based?
It's a mix. Most hostel collaborations are trade-based (stay in exchange for content), while hotel brands like Dusit often have budget for dedicated partnerships depending on your reach and engagement stats.
Do I need a massive following to get approved?
Not necessarily. Brands like Mad Monkey and Abraham value high-quality storytelling and active engagement over raw follower count. If your content style matches their brand identity, they are often open to smaller creators.
What should I include in my pitch for Philippine brands?
Focus on the 'why.' Explain why your specific audience is looking for accommodation in that exact city and be ready to share a brief sample of how you've handled previous travel partnerships.
Can I stack collaborations during a single trip?
Yes, but keep it realistic. Make sure you have enough time to actually create the content for each brand. It’s better to deliver high-quality deliverables for two brands than to produce mediocre posts for four.
How long does it usually take to hear back?
Response times vary, but brands in this region generally move quickly if you're proactive. If you don't hear back within a week, a polite follow-up mentioning your travel dates often helps move the conversation forward.