Influencer marketing for restaurants and hotels.

A restaurant on REACH sets an offer, such as dinner for two, and vetted creators visit, eat and post Stories that tag the restaurant. On Barter, a monthly plan, REACH matches the offer with creators who fit it and the restaurant pays in kind, not in cash. Events fill an opening or a launch night with a pack of 6 to 48 creators, and Cash campaigns are one-off paid campaigns approved by the restaurant before they go live. Every visit and post is tracked in the REACH Business app.

Yes. A hotel on REACH sets an offer such as a night's stay, a spa day or dinner for two, and vetted creators book it, stay and post content that tags the hotel. Hotels also use Events for openings and launch nights, and Cash campaigns for paid content around a season or a new opening.

On barter the venue pays with its own offer, a meal, a drink, a treatment or a stay, not cash. Cash campaigns are one-off paid deals with creators of any size, and creators are paid after they post. Events are bought as a one-off pack. Prices are shared on the call.

Creators on REACH have at least 5,000 followers on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube and are reviewed by the REACH team before they are listed. A venue can filter creators by city, category and following. For a local venue, creators whose audience lives nearby usually matter more than the biggest following, because their followers can actually walk in.

REACH manages every booking from the first invitation to the delivered content. If a creator does not show or does not post, the booking is not settled, and the venue is not chasing anyone itself.

Yes. In the EU, a post made in exchange for a free meal, drink or stay is a commercial communication, just like a paid post, and it must be disclosed as one. Hiding it is treated as a misleading omission under EU consumer law, and the venue, as the business the post promotes, is exposed as well as the creator. This is general information, not legal advice.

REACH operates in Greece and Cyprus.