PARTNER WITH THAILAND NAVIGATOR
Build something useful
for Thailand.
We work with organisations that can improve how people explore, understand and navigate Thailand.
Shared public valueClear responsibilitiesEditorial independenceLong-term thinking
THE RIGHT ROUTE
Partnership or advertising?
Partnership
For organisations contributing knowledge, access, data, expertise, services or shared delivery toward a useful common outcome.
- Shared objective
- Defined contribution from both sides
- May be non-commercial
- Reviewed for public value and trust
Advertising
For organisations purchasing clearly labelled visibility, sponsored content or campaign deliverables.
- Paid placement
- Defined campaign deliverables
- Always commercially labelled
- Does not influence editorial ranking
If the main purpose is promotion or customer acquisition, use the Advertise page.
WAYS WE CAN WORK TOGETHER
Partnerships built around a real contribution
Knowledge and editorial
Subject experts, researchers and responsible organisations contributing verifiable expertise or source material.
Examples: research, expert input, editorial resourcesDestination and community
Local organisations helping improve place information, local discovery and community participation.
Examples: destination offices, local groups, cultural organisationsData and technology
Responsible data, APIs or technical capabilities that improve accuracy, access or user experience.
Examples: data providers, tech platforms, mapping toolsPublic-interest information
Safety, transport, health, environment or practical information with clear public benefit.
Examples: public bodies, NGOs, public servicesEvents and initiatives
Useful local programmes, educational activity, volunteering or cultural participation.
Examples: local events, education programmes, conservation initiativesDistribution and reach
Responsible cross-promotion or content distribution where both audiences genuinely benefit.
Examples: media partners, networks, aligned platformsA partnership is not an automatic endorsement, verification badge or favourable editorial coverage.
Who makes a strong partner?
Organisation type matters less than accuracy, transparency and the value created for users.- Tourism and destination organisations
- Universities, researchers and educators
- Public bodies and public-interest organisations
- Responsible businesses with specialist knowledge
- Local community and cultural organisations
- Technology and data providers
- Media and publishing organisations
Shared
Knowledge
Brighter
Journeys
What a good partnership can create
Better information
More accurate, current and useful Thailand knowledge.
Wider access
Useful resources made easier for relevant audiences to find.
Connected experiences
Places, guides, services and community knowledge working together.
Responsible visibility
Appropriate recognition for each party's contribution.
Specific benefits and acknowledgements are agreed in writing for each partnership. We do not promise traffic, leads, rankings or editorial endorsement.
Trust comes before partnership.
Every proposal is assessed against the same standards, regardless of organisation size or commercial value.
Our standards
- Accurate and supportable claims
- Clear identity and ownership
- Transparent commercial interests
- Respect for users and local communities
- Appropriate handling of data and privacy
- Defined responsibilities and review points
We will not agree to
- Paid or controlled editorial conclusions
- Hidden sponsorship or undisclosed promotion
- Guaranteed rankings, reviews or verification
- Misleading claims or fabricated authority
- Sale or exchange of personal user data
- Arrangements that compromise safety or independence
HOW PROPOSALS ARE REVIEWED
A clear process before any commitment
- 1ProposalYou explain the organisation, contribution and intended outcome.
- 2Initial fitWe assess relevance, trust, feasibility and public value.
- 3Due diligenceWe may verify identity, claims, authority, data and conflicts.
- 4ScopeResponsibilities, acknowledgement, duration and review points are agreed.
- 5DecisionBoth parties approve written terms before work begins.
Submitting a proposal does not create a partnership or guarantee acceptance.
Start with a useful shared outcome.
Tell us what you can contribute, who benefits and why Thailand Navigator is the right collaborator.