Partnerships
Have a suitable space, a business connection or an idea for working together? Tell us what you have in mind.
Make room for a new possibility.
Travel days often leave a gap between check-out and the next departure. A well-placed luggage storage option could help visitors make more of that time and connect with the places around them.
If you have a suitable space or an idea for working together, tell us about your location and the people who use it. We can start by exploring whether there is a practical fit.
Who could be part of the conversation?
Hotels & accommodation
Have guests arriving before check-in or leaving after check-out? Tell us about your property, your guests and the space you have in mind.
Local businesses
A café, shop or another business can be part of a traveller's day. Share your location and how visitors use the area.
Property owners
Have a space with potential? Describe its setting, layout and access so we can begin a conversation about suitability.
Tell us about your space.
A useful starting point is a clear picture of the location and how the space works day to day. Share the details you already have; there is no need for a finished proposal.
- Area or address and a short description of the surroundings.
- Approximate available space and a few photographs.
- How people would reach and access the proposed area.
- Your business or property type and the idea you want to discuss.
Practical requirements and any proposed arrangement would need to be discussed for the individual location.
From an idea to a conversation.
01. Introduce your idea
Tell us about your business or property, where it is and what you have in mind.
02. Explore the fit
Discuss the space, its setting and the practical questions that need to be understood.
03. Agree the next step
If there is a potential fit, the next step and any proposed arrangement can be discussed together.
Part of the neighbourhood.
A café visit, a local shop or a final walk can be part of the hours between travel plans. Consider how your location could fit into that day.
The first step is understanding the setting and the people who use it.
Partnership questions.
Who can make a partnership enquiry?
Hotels, local businesses, property owners and anyone with a relevant location or collaboration idea can get in touch. An enquiry starts a conversation about the opportunity.
What should I include in my first message?
Tell us your business or property type, the area or address and a brief outline of your idea. Approximate dimensions, access information and photographs of the proposed space are helpful if you have them.
Do I need a complete proposal?
No. Share the information you have and the questions you want to explore. The initial discussion can help identify which practical details need more consideration.
Are partnership terms already fixed?
Any practical requirements, responsibilities and proposed terms would need to be discussed for the individual opportunity. This page does not set out a standard commercial arrangement.
Your place. Your idea. Let’s talk.
Every location and business is different. Share a few details about yours so we can understand the opportunity.
A few useful details
Let us know where you are based, the type of space or business involved and how you imagine a collaboration working.
Start the conversation
Tell us a little about your business and your proposal.
For partnership enquiries, email support@lugbox.gr. Tell us about your business, your space or your idea, and include any useful photographs or location details.
Sending an enquiry starts a conversation. Partnership arrangements will be discussed individually.