14 live collabsHotels, tour operators and dmos across Vietnam — every brand running a creator program right now.
Vietnam is currently one of the most active markets for travel creators looking to trade content for stays and experiences. We’re seeing a high volume of interest from luxury hotel groups like Angsana, Dhawa, and Garrya, which is perfect if your feed focuses on high-end hospitality and aesthetic travel content. You’ll also find opportunities with regional operators like KissTour and larger entities like Sun World, who are actively looking for creators to showcase their tours and attractions to an international audience.
Most of these programs are built around media rates or full trade-for-stay agreements, though some DMOs like Da Nang Tourism are increasingly interested in paid content partnerships for specific campaigns. Because the market is fast-moving, these brands tend to prioritize creators who already have their travel dates set and can provide a clear plan for the content they plan to deliver. When pitching, focus on your specific style of video editing or photography, as these brands are moving away from simple static posts and toward Reels and TikTok-first deliverables.
It's a mix. The hotel groups (like Laguna or Dusit) typically offer media rates or full trade-for-stay arrangements, while DMOs and larger tour operators sometimes have budget for paid content creation depending on your reach and engagement.
Not necessarily. Many Vietnamese brands prioritize high-quality portfolio work and engagement rates over follower count. If your content style aligns with their brand identity, you have a strong chance of being considered.
Be specific about your dates and what you can create. Don't just ask for a collab; pitch a list of deliverables—like a 30-second transition Reel, a set of high-res hero photos, and a mention in your IG Stories—that solve a content need for them.
Absolutely. Many of the boutique hotels and local tour operators listed on CollabsMap are actively looking for smaller creators who can produce authentic, platform-native content rather than traditional, overly polished ads.
Aim for at least 4-6 weeks before your trip. Brands in Vietnam move quickly, but they need time to coordinate approvals, check room availability, and ensure their team is prepped for your arrival.