The European Compass works with tourism boards, hotels, restaurants, and destination-focused brands to create high-quality travel content that inspires intent to visit and builds long-term destination visibility
Audience & Reach
Audience
- English-speaking international readership
- Primarily travellers aged 40+
- Core markets: USA, Canada, Australia, India
- Readers planning longer, higher-value European trips
Reach
- Destination-focused content reaching over 150,000 views across platforms per month
- Page one Google rankings for competitive food and travel search terms including “best European destinations for foodies”, “food capitals of Europe” and “best Christmas hotels in Europe”
- Attracting readers who are actively planning trips and making booking decisions
- Evergreen, SEO-optimised content built for long-term discoverability : a published review continues generating impressions for years, not days
- Coverage across three formats from a single collaboration: long-form blog, The European Compass: A Food and Travel Podcast (Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube), and social media
- Recent media partnerships include The Yeatman Hotel Porto (Relais & Châteaux), Radisson Collection Basilica Budapest and Radisson Blu Beke Hotel, World of Wine Porto, Pousada Porto Rua das Flores, Foodapest Budapest and Duna Cruises Budapest.
What do I do?
Media & Content Services
- Long-form editorial destination features
- Story-driven regional or thematic articles
- Sustainable tourism storytelling
- Social media content supporting published work
- Photography and short-form video for digital use
- Content licensing and UGC for brand-owned channels
Deliverables and usage rights are defined clearly in advance.
Recent Hotel Coverage
The European Compass publishes honest, experience-led hotel reviews written for discerning travellers who want to know what a stay is genuinely like. Recent examples include:
- The Yeatman Hotel Porto: An Honest Review — a Relais & Châteaux wine hotel with two Michelin stars, Vila Nova de Gaia
- Radisson Collection Basilica Budapest: An Honest Review — a five-star hotel in a restored neoclassical building opposite St Stephen’s Basilica, Budapest
- NH Collection Palacio de Tepa Madrid: An Honest Review — a luxury property in the heart of Madrid’s literary quarter
Who do I work with?
I collaborate with:
- Independent and branded hotels, 3–5 star
- Restaurants, wineries, and food producers
- National, regional, and local tourism boards
- Cultural institutions and destination-led brands
All partnerships are approached with an editorial-first mindset and a focus on authenticity, sustainability, and long-term value.
Editorial Focus
The European Compass covers Europe through the lens of quality, culture, and experience. The focus is on destinations and stays that reward curious, discerning travellers. People who want to eat well, sleep somewhere special, and understand a place rather than just visit it.
Content spans historic cities, scenic regions, culinary traditions, and thoughtfully chosen accommodation from 3 to 5 stars. The tone is honest, considered, and written for adults who travel independently and make their own decisions.
This is not checklist travel. It is travel worth planning carefully, and worth reading about.
How Partnerships Work
All collaborations are:
- Planned in advance with clear objectives
- Transparently disclosed
- Aligned with the editorial standards of The European Compass
- Designed to provide lasting visibility rather than short-term promotion
Sample work is available throughout this site. Media kits and rate cards are available upon request.
Get in Touch
For media enquiries, partnerships, or collaboration proposals:
contact [at] theeuropeancompass [dot] com