Build Better Tourism Together
Partner With GoldenGuest
For Local Businesses
Reward Conscious Travelers
Become a Perks Partner
GoldenGuest members have earned their certification by learning local customs and committing to respectful travel. Partner with us to welcome them with exclusive perks and gain visibility among travelers who value authenticity over tourist traps.
Why Partner With Us:
- Listing in our city guide as a recommended local partner
- Visibility to certified travelers planning trips to your city
- A QR verification tool to confirm guest badges instantly
- Association with a trusted, non-profit tourism initiative
Who can join:
Cafés, restaurants, shops, cultural venues, tour operators, activity providers, and any local business that welcomes travelers who respect the community.
For Government & Tourism Bodies
Sustainable Tourism Solutions
Institutional Partnerships
Tourism pressure is real. Communities are pushing back, and traditional approaches aren't working. GoldenGuest offers a different path: education over restriction.
We partner with municipal tourism offices, cultural institutions, and neighborhood associations to create city guides that reflect genuine local needs, not stereotypes or tourist-board marketing.
How we can collaborate:
- Co-develop guides that address your community's specific concerns
- Integrate GoldenGuest certification into local tourism initiatives
- Support campaigns promoting responsible short-term rentals
For Communities & Hosts
Your City, Your Voice
Shape the Guides
Nobody knows a neighborhood like the people who live there. GoldenGuest guides are built on local insight: the unwritten rules, the real frustrations, and the things visitors genuinely need to understand.
We're looking for residents, hosts, and cultural advisors who want to contribute their perspective. What do you wish every tourist knew before arriving? What behaviors cause friction in your building or street? What is essential to keep what makes your home feel like home?
Ways to contribute:
- Share feedback on existing city guides
- Suggest topics or situations we should cover
- Join our Local Advisory Network for ongoing collaboration
- Report gaps between what we teach and what actually happens
This isn't about complaining. It's about being heard, finally.
