6 live collabsBrands, tour operators and hotels across Los Angeles — every brand running a creator program right now.
LA is a high-stakes market where your content needs to look polished to land the best deals. Brands here lean heavily into visual storytelling, so if you have a knack for high-quality reels or aesthetic photography, you’ll find a lot of open doors. Most local partners are looking for creators who can showcase the lifestyle side of the city rather than just generic travel tips.
You’ll find a mix of hospitality and experience-based partners currently scouting for talent. From high-end stays at properties like The Kimpton Everly Hotel or Loews Hotels to activity-heavy spots like Delicious Dish Tours and Madame Tussauds, there is a clear path to getting your hotel stay or ticket entry comped. Compensation often skews toward trade-for-content, but there is plenty of room to negotiate paid deliverables if your engagement metrics are tight.
Not necessarily. Many of these brands prioritize engagement rates and the quality of your existing content over raw follower counts. Micro-influencers with a niche, local audience often perform better here than macro-creators.
Expect a mix. Properties like Loews and Kimpton frequently offer gifted stays, while tour operators and attractions often look for content packages. Always pitch your media kit clearly to see if there is budget for paid content.
Focus on the 'why.' Don't just say you're visiting. Explain how your specific audience aligns with their guest profile and provide a clear outline of the exact assets you will deliver (e.g., one reel, three stories, and a blog post).
These listings are direct, so pitching the brand contact directly is the fastest route. Showing that you've done your research on their specific brand identity usually gets you further than a mass-mailed pitch.
At least 4–6 weeks before your trip. LA brands have busy calendars, and they need time to approve your content plan and clear the inventory for your visit.