Useful social travel sites-
JDiggs
about a destination before you visit.
Using online travel guides also lightens the load of bulky print
travel guides, and feature up-to-date information.
Looking for Ideas for summer vacations? www.tripwolf.com is a new
social travel guide that offers
a first hand experience into any destination, with user reviews,
photos and videos and a guide to
budget hotels in Europe.
What social travel guides do you use?
Dr. Nigel Channing
> Using social travel guides is a great way to find out what you want
> about a destination before you visit.
>
> Using online travel guides also lightens the load of bulky print
> travel guides, and feature up-to-date information.
>
> social travel guide that offers
> a first hand experience into any destination, with user reviews,
> photos and videos and a guide to
> budget hotels in Europe.
>
> What social travel guides do you use?
I've been really active on http://www.resideo.com/ for a while now.
Been traveling a lot lately, and the site has really come in handy and
been fun to use.
For a hotel that I am interested in staying at, they have a forum
where I can post questions. Each hotel has its own dedicated message
board.
For hotels that I've already stayed at, I can take the survey and post
a review. What's really cool is that they allow folks to edit the
hotel information -- the "overview" text, directions, etc. etc. Kinda
like a hotel wiki (I've not seen anything like it).
Anywho, looking forward to seeing what sites others are using...
JDiggs
> On Jul 15, 3:11 pm, JDiggs <jennyjen.gr...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Using social travel guides is a great way to find out what you want
> > about a destination before you visit.
>
> > Using online travel guides also lightens the load of bulky print
> > travel guides, and feature up-to-date information.
>
> > social travel guide that offers
> > a first hand experience into any destination, with user reviews,
> > photos and videos and a guide to
> > budget hotels in Europe.
>
> > What social travel guides do you use?
>
> Been traveling a lot lately, and the site has really come in handy and
> been fun to use.
>
> For a hotel that I am interested in staying at, they have a forum
> where I can post questions. Each hotel has its own dedicated message
> board.
>
> For hotels that I've already stayed at, I can take the survey and post
> a review. What's really cool is that they allow folks to edit the
> hotel information -- the "overview" text, directions, etc. etc. Kinda
> like a hotel wiki (I've not seen anything like it).
>
> Anywho, looking forward to seeing what sites others are using...
Hi, I will check it out, tripwolf also had wiki features that allow
users to edit and add information on hotels, points of interests and
destinations. Whats also a good feature is that you can print a
customized travel guide which eliminates
the load of print travel guides.
Dr. Nigel Channing
> On Jul 16, 9:41 am, "Dr. Nigel Channing" <drnig...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Jul 15, 3:11 pm, JDiggs <jennyjen.gr...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > Using social travel guides is a great way to find out what you want
> > > about a destination before you visit.
>
> > > Using online travel guides also lightens the load of bulky print
> > > travel guides, and feature up-to-date information.
>
> > > social travel guide that offers
> > > a first hand experience into any destination, with user reviews,
> > > photos and videos and a guide to
> > > budget hotels in Europe.
>
> > > What social travel guides do you use?
>
> > Been traveling a lot lately, and the site has really come in handy and
> > been fun to use.
>
> > For a hotel that I am interested in staying at, they have a forum
> > where I can post questions. Each hotel has its own dedicated message
> > board.
>
> > For hotels that I've already stayed at, I can take the survey and post
> > a review. What's really cool is that they allow folks to edit the
> > hotel information -- the "overview" text, directions, etc. etc. Kinda
> > like a hotel wiki (I've not seen anything like it).
>
> > Anywho, looking forward to seeing what sites others are using...
>
> Hi, I will check it out, tripwolf also had wiki features that allow
> users to edit and add information on hotels, points of interests and
> destinations. Whats also a good feature is that you can print a
> customized travel guide which eliminates
> the load of print travel guides.
Cool, I'll definitely give tripwolf a look-see! :-)