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That's not really how it works. The hotel puts up the influencer in the ludicrously expensive over-water bungalow or deluxe suite or whatever. Followers book th
by staticautomatic 8y ago
That's not really how it works. The hotel puts up the influencer in the ludicrously expensive over-water bungalow or deluxe suite or whatever. Followers book the cheaper rooms hoping for the same experience.
- rhino369 8y agoThat would be a good model, but in my experience, luxury hotels don't have cheap rooms.
- staticautomatic 8y agoIt really depends on what kind of hotel and where in the world it is. What you say is true of Paris, Aman hotels, some Four Seasons properties, African safaris, most of the Maldives, and a handful of other places and hotel operators. It's not true of many others, some of which are surprising: Mauritius, Vienna, much of Asia (esp Japan and Thailand), much of South America, most of India, a lot of Italy, and even French Polynesia.
- charlesdm 8y agoDepends what you consider expensive of course. You're not going to find a 5-star hotel in London at £99 a night, no. Then again, it's a 5-star hotel, so service will generally be good (and that is worth something in my view).
- prawn 8y agoOr alternatively, the influencer has the grand holiday experience for no real occasion while the follower springs for it as a treat for their honeymoon or milestone or something.