whoever already brings tourists to Rio can earn from it

a reward for every referral that closes, a showcase for your business, and free content to mark the start of the partnership

become a partner

what you get

reward

you get paid for every referral that closes

showcase

your business shows up in madalena's experiences showcase

starter content

a free shoot to mark the start of the partnership

your business in the showcase

the tourist browses the showcase, finds you, and talks to you directly

guides

rio a pé, guided walks

Rio de Janeiro

a guided walk through the historic center, with stops at the spots that tell the city's story.

how it works

from referral to payment, never left in the dark

  1. you refer the client

    you bring the tourist closer to madalena, in whatever way feels most natural for your business

  2. madalena takes over and closes

    we pick up the conversation, build the proposal and guide the client all the way to closing

  3. you get notified

    the moment your referral becomes a contract, you hear about it

  4. you get your reward

    the moment the client pays, you get your reward

who can be a partner

businesses that already serve the same tourist madalena serves

every application goes through review:

the showcase is curated. that's exactly why being in it is worth so much

categories

tour guide

madalena's tourist wants a Rio guided by someone who's from here

tour company

plenty of people arrive with no plan, wanting a ready-made tour

food experience

whoever visits Rio wants to eat where the carioca eats

adventure and sport

there are tourists who want Rio on the trail, on the rock and in the sea

operating in Rio de Janeiro

for now madalena serves Rio only, and the showcase follows that

start the conversation

it's a wave, not a full registration. we'll talk the rest through later

the person in charge

where to find you

anything else

madalena uses your data only to talk to you about this. privacy policy.

madalena's showcase starts with whoever already brings tourists to Rio