Write a Travel Blog
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A travel blog generates interest in people for visiting the new places. Travelling gives mental satisfaction to all people. A blog owner might identify a niche, such as travel locations within a small region of a country, or broaden the scope to include countries across the globe. Writing a travel blog requires recording notes and observations, taking pictures and talking to local people while traveling. Here are a few tips for writing a travel blog.
Steps
- First of all, you must visit various places so that you can teach your visitors about these locations.
- Visitors of your site want an eye-catching text so that they feel as if they are at the place you're describing.
- Provide accurate facts. Protect the credibility of your travel blog by verifying all facts. Write down directions as you travel to various locations so that you can provide accurate information to readers. Provide the correct spelling of towns, people, restaurants and streets. Call phone numbers and visit website links before publishing to verify accuracy.
- Keep a travel journal. As you travel, write down your impressions. After a memorable dining experience, for example, write down the name of the restaurant, the dish you ordered, its ingredients and the details of the decor and music. Recording this level of detail will be helpful later on, especially if/when blog followers contact you for more information.
- You must conduct interviews with other people (locals and travellers) during the journey and add them to the blog.
- Appeal to the senses when writing about locations. The scent of rare flowers, the beautiful view from a mountain top, the feel of soft towels in a high-end hotel, and the sound of a waterfall are examples of descriptions that help people to connect immediately with a place or experience.
- Take pictures. To help people see things with their own eyes, take pictures of all locations about which you wish to write. Local cuisines, landmarks, traditional clothing and scenic locations are possible examples. Take numerous photos, posting the clearest and most vivid pictures.
- Videotape events. For example, if you are writing about a popular dance festival, include short video clip of dancers next to a description of the event.
- Ask for submissions from other travelers. To infuse your travel blog with voices of other travelers, invite freelance writers to submit blog posts about locations you may not have the opportunity to visit. Introduce the writers in a few sentences before posting their entries.
- Respond to readers' comments. Blogs typically allow you to accept or disable comments. Allowing comments is an opportunity to build rapport with readers and answer questions.
Sample Blog Entry
Doc:Travel Diary
Tips
- Honestly describe the quality of service and service staff for each establishment so that others can plan accordingly. This is especially important if you had an exceptionally good or an exceptionally bad experience.
- It helps to include a road map (with the route marked) when describing a locale and to add a few high quality photos with informative captions. Also, be sure to mention something unique about that place, be it weather, quaintness or another unique feature.
- You must record all the addresses if you want to visit these places
Sources and Citations
- www.finetechcode.com
