Category: A Luxury Travel Blog
Related posts plug-in
I’ve added a related posts plug-in to A Luxury Travel Blog. This way you’ll be easily able to located any related stories. Relationships are a little loose and tenuous in some instances at this early stage, but this will improve with time as more and more posts are added.Subscribe to comments
There is now an option to subscribe to comments on A Luxury Travel Blog. This allows readers to get email notifications when comments are left on a post after their own.
Contact forms added
I’ve added a number of contact forms to A Luxury Travel Blog today so you can get in touch. You’ll find them on the About, Link Exchange and Need Help? and Want to be featured? pages. Feel free to drop me a line. For the curious techies among you, I’m using the WordPress PXS
Spam Karma 2
Although this blog is still only new, I’m already getting a lot of comment spam (around 30+ per day). Comments are moderated but that doesn’t mean to say it’s still not a pain to deal with. I’ve now added the WordPress Spam Karma 2.1 plug-in and am hoping that it’ll enable me to spend
A Luxury Travel Blog teams up with Travel Rants
I’ve exchanged links with the Travel Rants blog run by Darren Cronian. I’ve known Darren for a number of years now – he used to be a fellow moderator on the Aardvark Travel Forums until he sadly became too busy to frequent the place. Darren also runs the excellent Worldwide Holiday Homes website,
The Informed Traveler
A Luxury Travel Blog has teamed up with Five Star Alliance who specialise in providing information on the world’s best luxury hotels. The company has close partnerships with a number of hotels including the Hotel de Crillon in Paris, New York’s Carlyle Hotel, Cambridge Beaches in Bermuda, the Burj al Arab in Dubai, One AldwychTravelPost Insider
A Luxury Travel Blog has teamed up with the excellent TravelPost Insider blog. Run by Sam Shank and regularly updated, it gives a useful insight into current events within the travel industry, special deals, great tips and more. It forms part of a much larger site, and I know one area that Sam is
