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Brandgger is a marketing boutique studio that understands the unique challenges and opportunities of the Hospitality and Real Estate industry in Tulum, and Riviera Maya.
Our multidisciplinary team is made up of brand strategists, designers, marketers, copywriters, creators, filmmakers, photographers and developers who allow us to provide comprehensive creative solutions to our clients, becoming an external ally for the entire marketing of our clients’ brands.
We landed in Tulum after fifteen years of providing communications services to top-level clients like Unilever, Hyundai, Intel, Motorola, and fashion brands.
Working for lifestyle brands gave us the opportunity to travel to this paradise to carry out fashion productions since 2013. The passion for Lifestyle brands and a vision of being an agency with the highest standards of professionalism specialized in the local market, were the bases of the creation of Brandgger in 2019.
Before creating Brandgger Tulum, our Directors founded Furio, one of the pioneering brands of Latin American resort wear. It proposed to its customers to dress with elegance in summer.
Starting with a modest budget and a small showroom in Palermo, Buenos Aires, the brand quickly grew in popularity to have a presence in 4 countries, 35 renowned stores, and five-star hotels such as Faena, Four Seasons, and Hyatt. The brand earned its recognition for creating luxury swim shorts inspired by the ”glory years” of the Mediterranean, combining a Latin color accent present in its botanical author design prints.
Pablo Hochegger’s vast experience in marketing, creativity and product development, combined with Julieta Forster’s artistic background and direction, led to a successful partnership whose products attracted the attention of important celebrities such as Maluma, Jon Kortajerena and Marcelo Tinelli. Among others.
This experience was one of the main motivations for founding Brandgger Tulum as a lifestyle marketing and creative agency which seeks to share this knowledge with its clients.
