Our spring 2027 content trip: where we are going and how tourism partners can join

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Our spring 2027 content trip: where we are going and how tourism partners can join

From mid-April to the end of May 2027 we will visit 2–3 European areas to create photos, video and articles with tourism partners. Nine regions are on our shortlist; here is how to join.

J&A
Joona & AllaRovaniemi, Finland
· November 10, 2026 · 8 min read · Updated for spring 2027
Our spring 2027 content trip — Hungrytravelfamily

In 2027 we are planning a longer content trip with tourism partners, and it will take place in spring. From mid-April to the end of May 2027 we plan to travel to 2–3 areas of Europe, stay with hotels and apartments, join tours as guests, and publish photos, video and long articles for our readers. We have a shortlist of nine areas, and we have not yet decided which ones we will visit. This is where partners come in.

We are Joona & Alla, a couple living in Rovaniemi on the Arctic Circle. We both work in tourism marketing in Lapland, we have travelled to 25 countries together and started Hungrytravelfamily in 2024. The site is published in 11 languages and our readers are about 70% European and about 20% American. In this post we explain the plan, the shortlist and what a partner needs to do to be considered.

Short answer

Our spring 2027 content trip runs from mid-April to the end of May 2027 and will cover 2–3 areas chosen from Bergen and western Norway (Vestland), Iceland, Slovenia (Soča valley, Bled and Bohinj), the Interlaken–Jungfrau region, Tenerife, Madeira, the Azores, Split and the Dalmatian islands, and the Faroe Islands. Tourism partners such as hotels, tour operators and destinations can email hungrytravelfamily@gmail.com to be considered.

Journalist or TV producer? We live in Rovaniemi and work in tourism marketing here — we are available for interviews, filming and local research. See our press page or email us.

The plan in short

We will travel from mid-April to the end of May 2027 to 2–3 areas chosen from the nine on our shortlist. In each area we plan to stay in accommodation for 3–4 nights, join tours and activities once as guests, photograph and film the area, and write about it. The content we create for partners follows our standard package, and our readers get to see the places through a long article rather than a quick clip.

We do not name partners in this post, because none are confirmed yet. If your business is in one of the areas below, we would like to hear from you.

Dates and how we travel

The trip is planned for mid-April to the end of May 2027. That is the transition from late winter to early summer in many European regions, which we think makes it an interesting period to document, because landscapes and menus change from week to week. We travel as two people. There is no crew and no entourage, so a visit is easy to host. We stay 3–4 nights at accommodation, and for tours we join once as guests.

Because it is a longer trip, we will plan the route so that areas make sense geographically and in time. That is one reason we are talking to partners early.

The shortlist of nine areas

AreaCountry or territoryOfficial tourism information
Bergen and western Norway (Vestland)NorwayVisit Norway
IcelandIcelandInspired by Iceland
Soča valley, Bled and BohinjSloveniaSlovenia.info
Interlaken–Jungfrau regionSwitzerlandMySwitzerland
TenerifeSpain (Canary Islands)Tenerife tourism
MadeiraPortugalVisit Madeira
The AzoresPortugalVisit Azores
Split and the Dalmatian islandsCroatiaDalmatia tourism
The Faroe IslandsFaroe Islands (self-governing territory of the Kingdom of Denmark)Visit Faroe Islands

The nine areas are very different. Western Norway is known for its fjords, Iceland for its volcanic landscapes, and Slovenia’s Soča valley and the lakes of Bled and Bohinj for their alpine scenery. The Interlaken–Jungfrau region sits in the Swiss Alps. Tenerife, Madeira and the Azores are island destinations in the Atlantic, the Dalmatian coast is on the Adriatic, and the Faroe Islands lie in the North Atlantic. Our readers are mainly families and couples planning trips, so we are interested in places where they can combine nature, food, accommodation and easy logistics.

We know these areas by reputation and from official tourism information, and we want to see them with the people who know them best: the local hosts, guides and tourism organisations. We will not claim local expertise that we do not have. The articles we write will be honest about what we saw and what we could not verify. To see how we write about the region where we live, read our Lapland guide How cold is Lapland really?

What partners receive

A partner that hosts us receives our standard content package:

  • 20–40 professionally edited photos of the property or activity and its surroundings
  • One vertical video (Reels/TikTok) and one horizontal video for a website or YouTube
  • Drone footage where flying is allowed
  • Selected raw photo and video material
  • A blog article about the stay and the area, plus Instagram posts and stories with tags
  • Usage rights for website, social media and paid ads with no time limit (non-exclusive)

Content is delivered via a download link after the visit. You can read the details in our post on what a creator visit delivers. Partners can also join our reader booking model: readers get 5% off with the code HUNGRYTRAVELFAMILY5 and we receive 10% commission on completed bookings, or we can use a commission-only tracking link. Last season the code brought €217,553 in activity sales with Lapland partners. See how the reader-code model works.

Who can join

We are interested in hotels, apartments and guesthouses, tour and activity operators, restaurants and food experiences, attractions, and destination organisations in the areas on the shortlist. The best fit is a business that welcomes families and couples, offers something specific to its place, and is comfortable being photographed and filmed honestly.

We are probably not the right fit for large productions, exclusive deals or guaranteed audience numbers. We are two people with a travel blog that is read in 11 languages, and we can offer exactly what is described above.

How the choice will be made

We have not decided which 2–3 areas we will visit. The final choice will depend on which partnerships and logistics work out, on the route between areas and on the timing within mid-April to the end of May. We would rather decide with real conversations than guess. If you are the first partner in your area to get in touch, that helps us build a route around you.

Since we are in an early planning phase, we are open to different formats, from a single tour to a multi-night stay. Tell us what you can offer, and we will tell you whether and how we can fit it in.

What to include in your email

  1. Your business name, location and website.
  2. What you would host: a stay, a tour, a restaurant visit or something else.
  3. Your available dates between mid-April and the end of May 2027.
  4. What you hope the collaboration will achieve.
  5. Whether you would like to use the reader booking model, with the 5% reader code or a commission-only link.

Write to hungrytravelfamily@gmail.com. Our wider offer for travel brands is on the Work with us page, and the background on how we collaborate is in our post on why tourism businesses work with creators.

What we cannot promise

We cannot promise that we will visit every business that writes to us, because we are limited to 2–3 areas in about six weeks, and we cannot promise a specific result. We can promise a clear answer, an honest article and content that you can use. For journalists researching spring travel or the creator economy in tourism, we are happy to talk. See our press page.

What we will publish

For each area we plan a long article on Hungrytravelfamily, which is available in 11 languages, supported by Instagram posts and stories, and by the video and photo material described above. We write for readers who are deciding where to go, so an article covers practical questions: how to get there, where to stay, what a day looks like, what to book in advance and who the place suits. Where we cannot verify a number, we do not print it, and where something is a personal opinion, we say so. That approach is also what makes an article useful to journalists and producers looking for reliable background.

A spring trip also gives us the chance to show a season that is often overlooked in travel content: the weeks between winter and summer, when landscapes are changing. We will describe it as we find it, including weather that does not behave.

FAQ

When is the spring 2027 content trip?

From mid-April to the end of May 2027.

Where are you going?

To 2–3 areas chosen from Bergen and western Norway (Vestland), Iceland, Slovenia (Soča valley, Bled and Bohinj), the Interlaken–Jungfrau region, Tenerife, Madeira, the Azores, Split and the Dalmatian islands, and the Faroe Islands.

How can a tourism business join?

Email hungrytravelfamily@gmail.com with your business, what you would host, your available dates and your goals.

What does a partner receive?

20–40 edited photos, a vertical and a horizontal video, drone footage where flying is allowed, selected raw material, a blog article, Instagram posts and stories, and usage rights with no time limit (non-exclusive).

How long do you stay?

For accommodation we stay 3–4 nights. For tours we join once as guests. It is just the two of us.

Quotable · free to use with credit

“We would rather decide our route through real conversations with tourism partners than guess from a desk.”

— Joona & Alla, Hungrytravelfamily, Rovaniemi

“We will not claim local expertise we do not have: our articles will be honest about what we saw.”

— Joona & Alla, Hungrytravelfamily, Rovaniemi

“The first partner in an area to get in touch helps us build a route around them.”

— Joona & Alla, Hungrytravelfamily, Rovaniemi

Please credit “Joona & Alla, Hungrytravelfamily (hungrytravelfamily.com)”. Need a fresh quote or an interview? Contact us.

For journalists, TV & podcast producers

Working on a story about travel creators and tourism partnerships in spring 2027?

We’re Joona & Alla — we live in Rovaniemi on the Arctic Circle and both work in tourism marketing in Lapland. We can help with:

  • On-camera interviews and expert comments in English (Joona also speaks Finnish)
  • Story research, real prices and location ideas in Rovaniemi and Finnish Lapland
  • Filming days and contacts with local husky, reindeer, snowmobile and northern lights operators

Send your outlet, topic, dates and deadline — we try to reply within 24 hours.

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