The audience you want is already listening to someone else.

Influencer marketing for destinations and travel brands. Creator campaigns, FAM trips, ambassador programmes and always-on partnerships across Instagram and YouTube.

Travellers stopped believing brochures around the same time they started believing strangers.

The question was never whether to work with creators — it’s how to do it without paying a great deal of money for a great deal of reach that changes nothing. That’s the part we’ve spent a decade getting right.

The network is the product.

We work with around 3,500 creators across six regions. More usefully: we know them.

  • North AmericaCreator network
  • The UKCreator network
  • EuropeCreator network
  • AustraliaCreator network
  • The CaribbeanCreator network
  • IndiaOur home market

When a brief lands, we don't run a database search and send fifty emails. We make a call.

3 weeksCampaign launch, our way
3 monthsCampaign launch, the other way

Which is also why we can tell you afterwards which creators moved your numbers and which simply moved impressions.

Follower count is the least useful number in this business.

The biggest audience and the right audience are rarely the same account. So every creator gets scored on three things.

one

Relevance

Does this creator's work genuinely align with what you're selling? A luxury travel audience won't book a backpacking route because someone was paid to suggest it.

Two

Reach

How many of the right people will actually see it, on the platform where your market makes decisions.

Three · The one most skip

Resonance

Can they drive measurable action, not just applause? This is the one most agencies skip, and it's the only one that predicts results.

Every creator gets chosen against your objective — arrivals, awareness, a season nobody books — and every campaign gets measured against the same thing.

Nine ways to put a creator to work.

Influencer FAM trips

Creators brought to the destination, briefed on a story rather than a shot list.

Always-on creator programmes

A roster publishing across the year, so you're present between campaigns rather than only during them.

Destination & brand ambassadors

One creator, a deeper relationship, repeat visits. Audiences trust the second and third trip more than the first.

Channel takeovers

A creator running your Instagram for a defined period, which reliably does more for follower growth than a year of scheduled posts.

Creator-led video

YouTube and short-form, made by people whose audiences are already watching them, not by a crew who flew in.

Content licensing

The rights to use what creators made, on your own channels and in your paid media. Usually the cheapest good content you'll ever buy.

Article syndication

Commissioned pieces placed on established travel blogs with real domain authority, which builds search visibility long after the campaign ends.

Creator competitions & giveaways

For list building, when the objective is data rather than awareness.

Campaign microsites

Somewhere for the work to live once it drops off the feed. Built by us, owned by you.

It's worked before.

See the case studies

Ready to reach people who'll actually be believed?