Show how you tell a place’s story
Select work that conveys the experience of a hotel, destination, restaurant or stay. Photographers can show an edited series; filmmakers can link to finished pieces; hosts can share on-camera examples. Explain your role and distinguish commissioned work from personal projects.
Make audience information usable
Creators can include dated platform summaries showing the audience and formats relevant to potential hospitality partners. Explain any figures you choose to share. A public introduction does not need account credentials, private guest information or an unfiltered export of audience data.
Name the assignments that suit you
Tell the team whether your focus is commissioned content, creator publishing, presenting, appearances or a longer partnership. Include your base, preferred destinations, travel availability and the production roles you can cover. Be clear about collaborators or facilities you would need for a larger assignment.
Set out the commercial context
Mention existing representation, active partnerships and any relevant exclusivity. Discuss whether your work is commissioned for a property’s channels or includes your own audience. Fees, accommodation, expenses, usage and reporting all need a clear home in the eventual agreement.
Choose the relevant team
REVVYE is the hospitality and travel company in the collective. If your portfolio also covers fashion or beauty, you can explore SOCELLE’s separate representation approach. Each team reviews its own inquiries; a conversation with one company does not automatically apply to the others.
The working checklist
- Selected hospitality work and your contribution.
- Dated audience information where relevant.
- Base, travel availability and preferred assignments.
- Existing representation and partnership commitments.
From the collective
Related expertise from a separate company and team.
For a creator or artist preparing a separate fashion, beauty or wellness portfolio.