Top 25 influencers de viajes del Reino Unido en Instagram

Anna is the biggest reach on the list, a London based travel blogger focused on destination inspiration, hotels, and travel tips. Engagement is modest for her size, so she fits broad awareness and hotel or destination launches rather than tight niche pushes.

Sarah builds her whole account around train and ferry journeys and climate focused travel, which makes her a rare, clearly positioned partner for rail passes, ferry routes, and sustainable travel brands rather than long haul flights.

Emilia already names an Expedia ambassadorship in her bio and posts steady adventure content, so she is a natural fit for booking platforms and trip planning tools, with engagement that holds up well at nearly 100,000 followers.

Tasha pairs a solo female travel focus with hosted Maldives group trips, so she is set up for tour operators and destination partners. Her engagement reads unusually high, so check recent posts before a large buy.

Elie posts solo travel tips and vlogs with a sizeable TikTok following alongside Instagram, and her audience engages well above what is typical at her size, which suits practical, advice led travel partnerships.

Jude posts from the road with a strong, reactive audience for an account in the 50,000 range. The lean bio means brands should look at recent content for fit, but the engagement is a real asset for awareness campaigns.

Alex and Emma post as a couple covering family travel and alternative living after 14 years on the road, and their audience is very engaged for their size, which fits family focused stays, gear, and slow travel brands.

Selene and Jonathan describe themselves as photographers and filmmakers and sell their own presets, so they fit camera, editing, and visual led travel brands that value high production footage over raw reach.

Charlotte posts adventure, hiking, and travel photography and already runs an outdoor wear discount code, which makes her a ready fit for outdoor clothing, hiking gear, and adventure brands.

John posts a personal, lifestyle led travel feed rooted in his Irish identity and wellness habits. The bio is light on niche signals, so he suits broad lifestyle and travel partnerships that lean on his personality.

Adventure Memoirs is built around full itineraries in story highlights and a tight travel focus, which suits destination guides and trip planning tools, though engagement is on the quieter side for the tier.

Liam leads with an adventure first, get uncomfortable angle and posts video heavily, with engagement well above the norm for his size, which fits outdoor, adventure, and challenge led campaigns.

Jack posts a light, backpacking heavy feed currently from Rio, aimed at a younger travel audience. Engagement is steady rather than standout, so he fits budget travel, hostels, and youth focused brands.

Stan leans into a storytelling, cinematic angle and carries one of the most real audiences on the list, which makes him a clean pick for video led travel campaigns where audience quality matters.

Carlos posts story led travel while working through a country counting goal, and his audience is highly engaged for his size, which suits long haul destinations and adventurous, off the beaten path itineraries.

Jess focuses on backpacking, road trips, and pocket guides, and already sells maps and ebooks, so she fits backpacking gear, route planning tools, and budget travel brands with a practical audience.

Chloe is a UGC lifestyle creator who blends solo female travel with books, art, and aesthetics. Her engagement reads very high, so she suits lifestyle led UGC and soft travel placements rather than pure travel reach.

Anita posts a London based, visual and aesthetic led feed with a healthy real audience, which fits city break, hotel, and lifestyle travel brands that value a polished look over a hard travel niche.

Tom focuses on weird, off the beaten path destinations and runs his own travel consultations and trips, so he fits adventurous tour operators and unusual destinations, with reach as the trade off for a sharp niche.

Layla posts as a solo female traveller and carries a very engaged, mostly real audience for her size, which makes her a strong, focused pick for solo travel, safety, and destination partnerships.

Hassanane is a photographer and traveller with a high country count and a cultural, storytelling angle, which suits camera brands and destinations looking for considered, photography led travel content.

Harrison frames his content around purposeful travel and coordinates trips with Worldpackers, so he fits work and travel programs, volunteering, and slow travel brands that match his intentional angle.

Tristan is a 19 year old creator posting adventure and freedom led travel across Europe, which fits youth focused, Gen Z travel brands, hostels, and gap year style campaigns rather than premium stays.

Tatiana blends budget travel with home life and storytelling, which suits affordable travel brands and audiences that want relatable, everyday travel rather than luxury, though her real audience score is on the lower side.

Cheila posts mid luxury travel and lifestyle from a London base, which fits boutique hotels and mid range travel brands. Her audience reads slightly lower on the real audience score, so weigh that against the polished content.