At work we’ve recently completed two new European travel sites, providing tourist information for Norway and Spain (sites for other countries in Europe are being worked upon as I type). A Norway Attraction and A Spain Atraction have information on over 1600 and 2500 tourist attractions respectively and, we think, are the biggest resources of their kind for those particular niches. Even the official tourist board sites for each of these countries hold nothing like the same level of detail. Please have a look and tell us what you think. There are still improvements that we would like to make (in order to improve user-friendliness, in particular) but even as they stand at present, we feel they are large resources offering useful, unique content to anyone travelling to either of those two countries.
Paul Johnson is Editor of A Luxury Travel Blog and has worked in the travel industry for more than 30 years. He is Winner of the Innovations in Travel ‘Best Travel Influencer’ Award from WIRED magazine. In addition to other awards, the blog has also been voted “one of the world’s best travel blogs” and “best for luxury” by The Daily Telegraph.
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I have to say that the Spain website is pretty pathetic.
Certainly a lot of info there but I think work needs to be done to help your customers find it from the homepage. Maybe drop down lists, clickable maps etc ?
Hello Sarita… please could you expand? What’s wrong with the Spanish site?
To Rob… yes, I wouldn’t disagree with you there. With time we hope to make it a bit easier to navigate. Currently we have places just listed alphabetically but we’ll ultimately try to categorise them by region, for instance.
Tons of good info on the spain site. Have bookmarked it for future travelling!
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I have to say that the Spain website is pretty pathetic.
Certainly a lot of info there but I think work needs to be done to help your customers find it from the homepage. Maybe drop down lists, clickable maps etc ?
Hello Sarita… please could you expand? What’s wrong with the Spanish site?
To Rob… yes, I wouldn’t disagree with you there. With time we hope to make it a bit easier to navigate. Currently we have places just listed alphabetically but we’ll ultimately try to categorise them by region, for instance.
Tons of good info on the spain site. Have bookmarked it for future travelling!