I am new to travel blogging and am concerned about readers following suggestions in a blog and getting injured as a result.

The consensus on the question I posted before seems to be that it's okay to encourage travel, but that we need to encourage traveling BETTER, whether that means encouraging choosing trains over planes, taking longer trips, seeing things in a different way, etc. My question now is HOW? How do I as a content creator do that? I mean, just lecturing people about sustainability or whatever isn't going to help. I'd love some PRACTICAL ideas on how to encourage better travel. So far I'm trying - not always ...

I see that a lot of bloggers, in their bios, write things like "My goal is to inspire people to travel." It makes me wonder: is that really what we should do? Do we really want more people to travel, given all of the climate and sustainability consequences that can arise from travel? Or should we be encouraging people to travel better rather than more? And if so, how?

We have seen a lot of new members in our chapter (Toronto) and learning should never stop no matter how long you've been in the industry! Wrapping up 2024 I would love to know what are the top 3 things you've learned this year as a travel professional? Let’s learn from each other!

Hey, I'm Ben and I wanted to start a discussion about what people to do attract more readers to their blog. I run a travel blog ( www.thetravelpocketguide.com/ ) , and we've seen various success through different advertising channels and strategies. I thought it would be both thought provoking and beneficial to share what's worked best for our blog, and see what other people think is the best way to getting your travel blogging content seen by more people! How do you promote your travels blogs ...