20 Jul, 2021 @ 10:00
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Hotel in Spain’s Andalucia chooses ‘influencer’ to live in five-star luxury all summer… and get paid for it

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A Spanish influencer has been chosen from hundreds of applicants to be a guest at the five-star TUI Blue Isla hotel in Huelva for the whole summer.

Not only that but Lorena Garam, who has 41,700 followers on social media, will also be paid €2,000 a month to share moments of her stay with her followers.

The hotel attracted more than 500 applicants in a competition to find an influencer to enjoy the hotel facilities and share their experience with the world.

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The director of the hotel asked for contestants who were masters of social media, with a good number of followers and an adventurous spirit.

Garam, who was chosen as the winner, will be registered with social security like any other hotel employee. She will earn €2,000 a month while staying for free at the hotel and  living the experience until the end of the summer season on September 15.

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