9 November 2026: Hand-picked brand collaborations for creators this week
Six brand collaborations from Connector Club's 9 November 2026 selection, from Shanghai hotel stays to XUYAN dining and K-beauty clinics in Seoul and Busan.
On 9 November 2026, Connector Club sent creators a weekly selection of brand collaborations. The note is for creators who want to travel, make content, and work with a local brand. It asks them to watch for brand invitations on Connector Club, and to look for the next collaboration while they are on the road.
A Michelin Guide hotel in Shanghai

The brief offers two nights at a contemporary design hotel in Shanghai. It says the hotel is on the Michelin Guide hotel list, and that it received a 2025 MUSE Design gold award and a 2025 IDA Design silver award. The concept is 「負建築」: the building steps back, and nature comes forward. The hotel sits in the core of the Hongqiao hub, near the National Exhibition and Convention Center and the Hongqiao transport hub. The brief calls it a free, secluded trip that starts in the city centre, and says creators have praised the stay.
H+, a design hotel in Shanghai

H+ opened in June 2026. Canadian designer Cathy Wong designed the hotel. It sits in Lujiazui, Pudong, Shanghai. The brief says a Shanghai trip can start from there: the Oriental Pearl Tower, the Shanghai World Financial Center, a walk through Yu Garden, or a Disney trip. The stay is two nights.
XUYAN, a meal for two

The brief is a meal for two at 敘宴 (XUYAN), in Shanghai, Hangzhou, or Shenzhen. Guests can take on a role from an earlier era in a 360-degree immersive show, and take photos in hanfu. A seasonal menu serves what is in season, with a dining performance of light and shadow. The brief names three themes: Shenzhen, an appointment with the high Tang across a thousand years; Shanghai, an eastern feast across a thousand years; Hangzhou, envoys arriving from many states.
ATEEZ × GU Clinic

The brief recruits creators for an ATEEZ × GU Clinic experience, and links the treatments to 黃旼炫 and 高允貞. It says GU Clinic is recognised for medical-tourism recruitment and was selected among Korean medical institutions that foreign patients visit most often. Named options include ONDA, SCOOP for the face or body, with up to two areas, and Juvelook Skin. The campaign image addresses ATINY, places the call in Sinnonhyeon, Korea, and shows MIGHTEEZ SCOOP alongside it.
A K-beauty clinic in Gangnam, Seoul

The brief points creators to a clinic in the core of Gangnam, Seoul, for Korean skin care. It says the clinic has a senior medical team with more than 20 years of experience. The director shapes a treatment around the creator's skin and facial contour, with a luminous, hydrated finish in mind. The campaign image shows the name DAYONE CLINIC.
A K-beauty clinic in Busan

The brief recruits beauty creators with 4,000 to 10,000 followers for a clinic in Busan. A director gives a one-to-one consultation and builds a care plan from skin type and needs. Treatments named in the brief include Assera fat-dissolving injections, Juvelook, and Pico picosecond laser. The campaign image shows a clinic interior marked YOU&I.
See the campaigns

The selection points creators to the latest campaigns on the platform. The Connector Club team looks forward to meeting them there. Questions can go to the team. Sign in at app.connector.cc.