HolidayBlog.org
This blog website provides a portal for travel blogs and is intended to provide the tips and advice for your holiday that you used to get from a travel agent. The blog posts are translated into many languages.
Nowadays, holidays are mostly booked online. This means you can book cheaply, but you no longer have any advice. A gap that is now to be closed by this blog. In the past, “good customers” would tell the travel agent what was good and what wasn’t after their holiday. This information was passed on to the next customer. This portal is intended to provide structured information on travel destinations.
We are also in a climate crisis. It is questionable whether it still makes sense to fly halfway around the world to get to know the country and its people. Perhaps it makes more sense to explore your surroundings and write down the findings for those who live on the other side of the globe. If this is done all over the world, the result will be a documentation of “locals” that can be read and viewed all over the world, in many languages, through this website.
The aim is to provide information without advertising and non-commercially in a blog. Entries from hotel owners, bicycle rental companies, airlines, tourist offices, etc. will be deleted if we can recognise them as such.
To prevent automated entries from being posted, you must identify yourself as a human and confirm the entry by email (your blog entry will be sent to you by email for checking. Links to the translations in all currently supported languages, as well as in a later version to Facebook and Instagram, will show you how your post will look. You must approve it for publication using the link provided. If you don’t like the way it looks, you can also delete your post using the link and, if necessary, enter it again in a different form.
Your e-mail address will not be published, but will be available to the admin for queries. This is to prevent misuse. The blog is translated by us into different languages using a translation programme. It is possible to enter posts in different languages. This means that you can, for example, read entries made by French people for Paris or Spanish people for Madrid, even if you don’t speak French or Spanish.
The travel reports can be commented on. The comments are not translated and are displayed in other languages.
