Travel collabs in United States
283 live collabsHotels, tour operators and brands across United States — every brand running a creator program right now.
Creator collaborations in United States
If you are planning a domestic trip and want to offset costs, the U.S. market is currently stacked with opportunities. We’re tracking 288 active campaigns ranging from luxury stays at spots like Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach or Arabella Sedona to high-octane adventure experiences with Adrenaline Mountain and MaxTour. Whether you’re a micro-influencer building a portfolio or a full-time creator looking for paid content deals, these brands are actively looking for high-quality social proof.
Most of these partnerships offer a mix of comped stays, experiences, and affiliate revenue, though many larger operators are now offering flat-fee compensation for high-performing UGC. Since programs in the U.S. tend to be highly localized, your best bet is to pitch how your content style fits the specific city or region. Brands like AmigoTours and the various state tourism boards prefer creators who can tell a narrative-driven story rather than just posting a one-off shot, so lead with your engagement stats and past work.
Frequently asked questions
Are these collaborations strictly barter-based?
Not at all. While many resort and tour partnerships start with comped experiences, a large portion of our listed brands—especially larger tour operators and hotel chains—have dedicated marketing budgets for paid campaigns and affiliate partnerships.
Do I need a large following to get approved?
Not necessarily. Many brands in the U.S. market value high engagement and niche travel content over raw follower counts. Smaller, focused creators often have better success rates than influencers with massive, inactive followings.
How should I structure my pitch for a U.S.-based brand?
Be specific about your travel dates and exactly what assets you can provide. Brands like the Archer Hotel or Ali'i Nui Maui are busy; they want to know immediately how your content will look on their feed or how it will drive bookings.
What is the typical lead time for these collaborations?
For smaller tour operators, you might land a collab in a week, but for larger resorts, aim to pitch at least 4-6 weeks out. Planning ahead gives them time to clear the reservation and align on creative deliverables.
Are regional tourism boards like Arkansas.com open to working with creators?
Yes. Tourism boards are often looking for creators to highlight specific, off-the-beaten-path regions. They usually have a longer approval process, so start building that relationship well before your trip dates.