Travel collabs in United States
145 live collabsBrands, hotels and tour operators across United States — every brand running a creator program right now.
Archer HotelHotel · Alexandria · always open
1open collabArkansas.comBrand · always open
1open collabAspen ChamberBrand · Aspen · always open
1open collabbackstage.comResort · Manhattan · campaigns
1open collabBay View CollectionResort · Camden · always open
1open collabcitizenMHotel · Austin · always open
1open collab
Creator collaborations in United States
The U.S. market is huge, but it's really about knowing which regions are actually investing in creator marketing right now. You aren't just looking at generic brand deals; you’re looking at DMOs like Arkansas.com and Baton Rouge Tourism that need content to drive foot traffic, alongside hospitality groups like Archer Hotel and the Bay View Collection that want to fill room nights. Whether you’re a luxury lifestyle creator or an adventure vlogger, the opportunities here are segmented by local demand.
Expect a mix of compensation models depending on the partner. DMOs and tourism boards often have set budgets for campaigns and paid partnerships, while experiences like Blue & Gold Fleet or Charlotte VegFest usually lean toward trade-for-content or hosted media rates. If you’re building your portfolio, targeting the 150 active opportunities here is a solid way to move past unpaid work and start getting your travel expenses covered or securing flat-fee contracts.
Frequently asked questions
Are these collaborations paid or trade-based?
It varies by partner. DMOs often have campaign budgets for paid content, while individual tour operators and smaller hotels may offer complimentary stays or tickets in exchange for guaranteed deliverables.
Do I need a massive following to apply to these brands?
Not necessarily. Many of these brands prioritize high-quality, niche-specific content over raw follower counts. Focus on your engagement rate and how your previous work matches the brand's aesthetic.
How long does it usually take to hear back from US-based brands?
Most marketing departments or PR agencies for these brands reply within two weeks. If you haven't heard back, it's often best to follow up once before moving on to the next opportunity.
Can I pitch a specific content idea to a DMO like Arkansas.com?
Absolutely. DMOs are often looking for fresh perspectives on their region. A specific pitch outlining a unique angle—like a 'hidden gems' guide—is much more effective than a general collaboration request.
Are there any travel restrictions or requirements for these collabs?
Most US-based partners expect you to have your own travel arrangements to reach the destination unless the pitch specifically mentions a fully hosted press trip.