5 live collabsTour operators and hotels across Madrid — every brand running a creator program right now.
Madrid is a playground for creators who specialize in high-end culinary content and urban exploration. You’ll find a strong concentration of established tour operators like Eating Europe and Food Lover Tour who are constantly looking for high-quality video content to showcase their walking food tours and wine tastings. If you can capture the essence of a local tapas crawl, there is significant room here for both barter-based experiences and paid promotion.
Accommodation brands like Generator Hostels and Minor Hotels are also active in the city, frequently offering stays in exchange for professional photography or social media coverage. Whether you’re filming historical excursions with Carpediemtours or highlighting day-trip logistics with AmigoTours, the key to landing these collabs is proving your audience actually engages with your travel recommendations rather than just liking the aesthetic.
It depends on your niche. Boutique hotels usually offer room credits and dining, while tour operators are often open to commission-based affiliate deals or flat fees for dedicated social media campaigns.
Not necessarily. These brands value high-quality storytelling and regional expertise. If your content style aligns with their specific tour or hotel vibe, they are often willing to work with micro-influencers.
Keep it brief. Link your best performing video or post about a similar city, explain how you'd feature their specific tour, and mention your target audience demographics.
Summer is peak season, but brands are often swamped then. Reach out during the shoulder seasons (spring and autumn) if you want a better chance at securing private tours or premium room upgrades.
Absolutely. It’s common practice to stack a hotel stay with one or two tour experiences. Just make sure your itinerary is realistic so you have enough time to actually capture quality footage.