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IHG signs Amelia Dimoldenberg for its new campaign

JSBy Joan SanzCurated by Joan Sanz. · September 22, 2026 · Follow on LinkedIn
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IHG Hotels & Resorts has announced a global partnership with Amelia Dimoldenberg, the creator behind Chicken Shop Date, as reported by Hospitality Net. The campaign is global and comes with a loyalty-exclusive hotel package available at three properties in the United States.

What's interesting here isn't the famous face so much as the format. IHG doesn't stop at an ad with a trendy creator: it turns the content into a bookable experience. That forces marketing, distribution and operations at the properties involved to line up, something not every chain can pull off without it showing.

My take: the move makes sense to strengthen the loyalty programme with a younger audience that struggles to see why collecting points matters. The risk is that it stays a one-off splash rather than a real change in how IHG talks to that guest. If the package works, the chain has a template it can replicate across other brands in the group. If not, it was a nice campaign. Either way, how they measure it is worth watching.

Quick questions

Who has IHG partnered with for its new global campaign?
With Amelia Dimoldenberg, the creator behind the Chicken Shop Date format, as the chain announced via Hospitality Net.
What does the IHG campaign with Amelia Dimoldenberg include?
A global social media campaign plus a loyalty-exclusive hotel package available at three IHG properties in the United States.
How many hotels offer the package?
Three IHG properties located in the United States, according to the information published by Hospitality Net.
Why would a hotel chain sign a content creator?
To reach a younger audience that ignores traditional advertising and give them a concrete reason to engage with the loyalty programme.
What does it take for a hotelier to replicate this kind of campaign?
Aligning marketing, distribution and operations so the content turns into an actual booking, not just a viral clip with no revenue impact.

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