Freelance Content Creator: Travel Photos & Videos (Reviews of Places, Hotels, Activities)

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About Avygeo

Avygeo.com is building the Instagram of travel: a community-driven discovery platform where the places, hotels, and experiences recommended by the creators you follow and trust rise to the top. No cold algorithm, just real people sharing where they've actually been and what's worth your time. We're building it for travelers, with travelers, and putting the best content creators front and center.

What we're looking for

You already photograph your trips. You already film the view from the rooftop bar, the hidden alley, the dish that blew you away. You probably already post it somewhere: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, a blog, or your group chat.

We're looking for passionate travelers who are comfortable behind a camera and want to help shape the go-to discovery platform for travel.

Your mission

Create authentic reviews of places and experiences you've genuinely lived: cities, landmarks, hotels, restaurants, tours, travel agencies. Here's what a review looks like in practice:

  • Text (required): a title and ~50 words. No synopsis, no research, no copy-paste. Just your honest take.
  • Photos (encouraged): shots you took yourself on location. Stock images or photos pulled from the web don't count: we only want your own work.
  • Video (encouraged): 1 minute or more, your face or your voice, your point of view. No professional setup needed: a smartphone and decent lighting will do. What we want is you.

Every contribution should reflect a real perspective: what the place made you feel, what stuck with you or let you down, and why it's worth (or not) another traveler's time.

What you get

  • Pay per published and approved review, scaled to what you put into it: text alone earns the base rate, and adding your own photos and a video raises it. Up to 15 reviews per month, because your eye and your voice have value, even when capturing them takes just a few minutes.
  • A referral reward: every new follower you bring to your Avygeo profile earns you a bonus, whether they come from word of mouth, your social channels, a website, or email. The more your audience follows you here, the more you earn.
  • Discounts on your travels: enjoy small discounts with a selection of our travel partners.
  • A real seat at the table: as an early creator, your feedback shapes not just the content but the features of the platform itself. We build with our community, not just for it.

This isn't a side hustle to cover rent. It's a way to be rewarded for something you already do, and to help build something you'd actually want to use.

How to apply

Send an email to the address listed on the Contact page of Avygeo.com, and only to that address, with the following:

  • Your resume or a quick introduction.
  • In one sentence: what does travel mean to you?
  • A sample review of the place or experience that left the biggest impression on you in the last 12 months: include a short video (1 minute or more) and at least one photo you took yourself. Tell us what hit you, not what the guidebook says.
  • Links to any profiles where you already share your travels (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube...).
  • Your per-review rate for a text + photos + video contribution.

Applications missing any of the above, or sent through any other channel, will not be reviewed.

The Avygeo Team

Pay: Up to $15.00 per hour

Benefits:

  • Employee discount
  • Flexible schedule
  • Referral program

Work Location: Remote

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