Super Travel Blogs

Do you still get those emails offering you free Search Engine Optimization reports? That's so 2010. In internet years, it's like a young millennial calling me "Mister". It makes me feel old. See, up until around early 2011, Google gave you mad props if you tweaked lots of little things on your site. They still grudgingly give you a little nod if...

It's no secret. You guys are hard to reach. You're always out of the office or have your noses buried in client business. Or on some expensive (free) travel agency junket. It sounds just like my life. (Except the junket part) It's just as hard to reach your customers too. Back in the day, you had die-hard customers that would be coming back to you no matter...

I remember it like yesterday. When my mom and dad would go to the travel agency just to buy airline tickets. It was a big deal. They'd say "we're going to the travel agency today" and my brother and sister looked at each other and tried to guess who would be going with mom or dad on the next trip. But technology marched on,...

For a second I'm gonna put myself in the shoes of a travel customer. I took the time to email you, but oh no! The dreaded "Out of Office" or "Automatic Reply". What gives? The proper thing to do is to automatically forward all incoming emails to a trusted colleague. Period. No exceptions. Automatic out-of-office replies are old technology that sends just a single message....

The state-of-the-art widebody jet had its first test flight two weeks ago and will undergo additional flight testing in France before being handed over to Delta, Ship 3501 is expected to enter service this fall on trans-Pacific routes. Delta will be the first U.S. carrier to take delivery of the A350. As Delta’s flagship international aircraft, the A350 will be debut...

How do you revolutionize river cruise ships? River cruise ships are limited in length by the navigational requirements of rivers... like the sizes of locks.  The design for the AmaMagna, launching in 2019, is game changing.  It's twice the width of traditional European river cruise ships. What makes the double-width river cruise ship a game changer?  The concept has been 'floating' around...

The immense iceberg that's been parked in 'Iceberg Alley' on the coast of Canada's rugged Newfoundland and Labrador has reminded a lot of people it's time to book that trip to North America's eastern-most coast.   You can only take a picture of an iceberg, but here are 5 unique, interesting souvenirs you can take home that you'll actually use, or...

This might be our favorite way to break the ice at the beginning of a cruise.  And it's a long-standing tradition at Regent Seven Seas Cruises.  When BestTrip.TV sailed on the Regent Seven Seas Explorer, not long after our cruise began, the ship's bell rang out, with the Cruise Director announcing the start of the ship-wide 'Block Party'.  We love it!  No...