Dua Lipa is helping travelers plan their summer trips through a new collaboration with Google Maps and her media brand, Service95. The project features 12 curated city guides spotlighting her favorite places in six cities: Los Angeles, New York City, Tokyo, Mexico City, London, and Prishtina, the singer’s hometown.
The lists cover a wide range of categories, including record stores, wine bars, date spots, snack destinations, and restaurants. Each recommendation comes with photos from Dua Lipa’s own camera roll, along with personal notes that act as short reviews and offer a more intimate look at why each place stands out to her.
The collaboration reflects Dua Lipa’s growing role as a cultural curator beyond music. She has built a reputation for sharing strong recommendations through her book club, brand partnerships, and creative projects, making her an influential voice in lifestyle and entertainment. Her latest partnership with Google Maps continues that trend by turning her personal taste into a travel resource for fans and curious visitors.
As part of the rollout, Google Maps is also introducing a customized Pegman inspired by Dua Lipa. The Street View icon will appear levitating through the streets of the featured cities over the course of the year, adding a playful visual element to the campaign.
The guides are positioned as a practical tool for summer travel inspiration, offering options for people looking to explore major cities through the lens of a global pop star. Rather than broad tourist recommendations, the lists emphasize spots that reflect Dua Lipa’s personal preferences and style, giving the project a more distinctive and personal feel.
The collaboration highlights how artists are increasingly shaping lifestyle content and travel discovery through digital platforms. In this case, Dua Lipa’s influence extends beyond music into city culture, dining, shopping, and everyday hangouts, making the guides appealing to fans and travelers alike.
