Based on the ‘Z list‘, Mathieu at Radar has started a ‘T list’ equivalent for travel and tourism blogs. The rationale is that bloggers taking part receive a link boost through improved ranking in search engines/Technorati and more people discover the blog by browsing other’s lists. [Read more →]

Xavier Cobos has a blog covering travel, tourism and destination branding. He has just got cracking but starts with a post on how the New Orleans CVB (Convention & Visitors Bureau) is undergoing an aggressive rebranding campaign.

Joe Buhler’s blog is titled ‘Travel and Tourism in the age of Web 2.0 | Destination Marketing Strategy & Analysis’. He posts regularly with news and experienced insights into the world of global destination marketing and beyond.

Started back in October of last year, Jens Thraenhart has already made over fifty posts covering eStrategies for the Travel and Tourism industry. He balances this well with the odd post and links to sites of general interest and online trends.

The Travel PR blog - The author Neil Maclean has over 17 years experience as The Sunday Times travel writer and now runs his own consultancy advising travel businesses on their new media communications. The site is powered by Wordpress and has a crisp design, and along with the often amusing posts and reflections on the industry it makes for enjoyable reading.

Travel Stuff - Not clear who authors this blog it specialises in ecommerce with a focus on the travel industry. Posts are made fairly regularly and are usually links to recent news or articles, with a short comment.

The BOOT - The Business of Online Travel - Near daily posts by Tim Hughes, an experienced former travel executive comments on the online travel business. Agree with his recent post regarding the missed opportunity for Lonely Planet to have become a leading travel community site.