
The Travel Rants newsletter is back! Apologies for the break in service but, it has been a crazy few months here. The aim of this newsletter is to share great travel content and update you on the latest Travel Rants news.
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Next month I am speaking at the PhoCusWright ITB travel bloggers summit in Berlin and I will be blogging about the conference along with I understand fifty other travel bloggers, it's going to be an interesting week.
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Travel startup review - Tourdust
In this issue we feature Tourdust, a travel startup that allows travellers to discover and share travel experiences from hot air ballooning in Tuscany to walking holidays in Spain. The site is perfect for those travellers that love adventure and want to do something just that little bit different.
I would like to see video technology introduced into the tour pages to really help inspire me. The site is easy to navigate and includes a forum where you can share and recommend new travel experiences or leave reviews on tours that you have taken.
Visit Tourdust
Best of the travel blogs
For this issue I scoured the internet to find great blog content:
Travel consumer news
Bringing you travel consumer news from around then world:
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Featured travel blog - Nomadic Matt
It never amazes me of the quality of content on travel blogs; the majority of bloggers are passionate about travelling and want to share their knowledge and experiences. Every issue I will be featuring a new blog and in this issueI would like to introduce Nomadic Matt.
Matt has travelled all over the world from around Europe, to Thailand, Australia and Vietnam so he has a lot of experience to pass on to other travellers. The site features travel videos he’s recorded and photos he’s taken.
You’ll find some great travel tips from how to find a cheap flight to choosing the right backpack and how to stay in touch on the road. If you are a student looking to go backpacking or just taking your annual holiday then a visit to Matt’s website is a must.
Visit Nomadic Matt
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Ten tips to searching your next holiday
With so many different ways to book your holiday, some more secure than others, Travel Rants has gathered tips from around the travel community on social networking site Twitter. Read our highlighted our favourite travel tips to help you search for your next holiday.
When comparing prices across multiple sites, always go as far into booking process as possible, little extras often appear there! Sunshine.co.uk
Find a hotel's lowest rates online then phone to haggle. Ask for deals, upgrades, free meals. They almost always play ball. 101 Holidays
Use tripadvisor.com for its dedicated destination forums with local experts as well as experienced travellers. Visit the Coqui
Ask family and friends where they've been and what they liked. Then go online and research the destination. Picture the UK
Hopefully you have found these tips useful, but if you have your own tips that you recommend to travellers then contact me via the Travel Rants blog and I will feature my favourites in a future issue of the newsletter.
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