Travel collabs in United States
248 live collabsHotels, brands and tour operators across United States — every brand running a creator program right now.
Creator collaborations in United States
The U.S. market is huge, but it's really about finding the right niche. Right now, we have 239 active opportunities ranging from luxury resort stays at spots like the Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach to experiential partnerships with brands like AmazingCo. Whether you’re looking to fill your feed with high-end hotel content or need unique activity hooks for your next reel, there is a clear path to getting your foot in the door.
Most of these brands work on a mix of trade and paid campaigns, depending on your engagement rate and niche fit. If you're pitching tour operators like Ali'i Nui Maui or AmigoTours, focus on how your content will drive actual bookings rather than just vanity metrics. Since there are over 200 brands active here, start by filtering for your specific travel style—whether that’s city breaks with the Archer Hotel or regional tourism boards like Arkansas.com.
Frequently asked questions
Are these collaborations mostly gifted or paid?
It varies by brand. Travel boards and larger resorts often have budgets for paid campaigns if you have a strong portfolio, while smaller tour operators may prefer trade-for-content deals.
Do I need to be a macro-influencer to get approved?
Not at all. Many of these brands, especially those booking local experiences like AmazingCo, prioritize creators with high engagement and a specific audience location over those with massive, un-targeted followings.
How do I increase my chances of a brand responding?
Tailor your pitch. Don't send a generic blast; explain exactly what kind of content you plan to create for them (e.g., a Reels series on hidden spots in an Aspen itinerary) and link to a similar piece of work.
Are airline collaborations like Avelo Airlines common?
Airline collabs are highly competitive and usually reserved for creators who can prove they drive conversion or reach specific demographic travel hubs. Focus on regional reach and storytelling.
Can I apply to multiple brands in one trip?
Yes, and you should. If you're heading to a specific state, try to stack your itinerary by reaching out to local hotels, tour operators, and regional tourism boards to create a comprehensive 'travel guide' style campaign.