We’ve all read the articles about someone receiving poor service or shabby treatment by a business, then blogging about it. This often results in the business being forced to improve their service or face losing business. But does this mean that every time a business makes a mistake it should be brought to the world’s […]
Tag Archives | travel blogging
Hotel WiFi? Give Me a Break!
I just spent four nights in the Florida Keys. I like to blog when I’m traveling. It’s in line with the timeliness component that sets a blog apart from other media. Allow me to vent my frustration with hotel internet connections. First night: Key Largo — I had a great connection. Managed to upload some […]
What to Expect From a Travel Blogger
Sheila Scarborough has written a great post on everydotconnects.com about what you can expect when dealing with a travel blogger. Here are a few cherry-picked statements that will convince you to read the whole post: Public. Rapid. Sharing. We may be talking about your organization or destination before we even get there. We’re immediate, or […]
Travel Bloggers: Why They Matter
Todd Lucier of TourismKeys.ca/blog has a great blog post about travel bloggers and why they are making a significant impact on travel and tourism. Todd has some excellent bullet points to illustrate why travel bloggers can generate more interest in travel and tourism than traditional media can. Here are two: bloggers generally start creating buzz […]
The Travel Blogger Media Trip Experience
Recently I was invited to tour the Punta Gorda / Charlotte Harbor area on a media trip arranged for me. It was a great experience and I learned a great deal. First I really have to give credit to two people, Mary Huff and Jennifer Huber. I was actually invited on a media tour by […]
