Comments on: Travel Blog Camp 2008 http://blog.joobili.com/2008/11/14/travel-blog-camp-2008/ Timely Travel Sat, 27 Feb 2010 23:56:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Travel Blog Camp 2009 | Joobili Blog http://blog.joobili.com/2008/11/14/travel-blog-camp-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-85 Travel Blog Camp 2009 | Joobili Blog Wed, 11 Nov 2009 03:10:43 +0000 http://joobili.wordpress.com/?p=107#comment-85 [...] fame. I was one of the lucky few who attended the inaugural event last year and it was one of my first posts on the fledgling Joobili blog. What I liked about the 2008 event was the open discussion – [...] [...] fame. I was one of the lucky few who attended the inaugural event last year and it was one of my first posts on the fledgling Joobili blog. What I liked about the 2008 event was the open discussion – [...]

]]> By: Travel BlogCamp 2009 http://blog.joobili.com/2008/11/14/travel-blog-camp-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-18 Travel BlogCamp 2009 Mon, 04 May 2009 19:35:14 +0000 http://joobili.wordpress.com/?p=107#comment-18 [...] Information appearing here soon.Around this time last year I had this crazy idea about organising an informal blog camp style event in London during World Travel Market. Last year’s event took place at the Doggett’s Riverside Bars, with views of the Thames and St Paul’s Cathedral. They were between up to 80 bloggers, journalists, and travel industry people to learn more about blogging and social media. We had three speakers; Alex Bainbridge, Karen Bryan and Kevin May to talk about their experiences. Like any inaugural event they are things that can be improved this year, but in general they were some great feedback. » Heather from On Her Travels » Caitlin from Roaming Tales » Guido from Happy Hotelier » Alex from Musings on travel ecommerce » Anthony from Mr and Mrs Smith » Ben from Trailbeater » Kelly from Sandwagon » Molly from STA Travelbuzz » Kevin from Travolution » Matt from Matt Parsons blog » Karen from Europe a la Carte » Jarad from Joobili [...] [...] Information appearing here soon.Around this time last year I had this crazy idea about organising an informal blog camp style event in London during World Travel Market. Last year’s event took place at the Doggett’s Riverside Bars, with views of the Thames and St Paul’s Cathedral. They were between up to 80 bloggers, journalists, and travel industry people to learn more about blogging and social media. We had three speakers; Alex Bainbridge, Karen Bryan and Kevin May to talk about their experiences. Like any inaugural event they are things that can be improved this year, but in general they were some great feedback. » Heather from On Her Travels » Caitlin from Roaming Tales » Guido from Happy Hotelier » Alex from Musings on travel ecommerce » Anthony from Mr and Mrs Smith » Ben from Trailbeater » Kelly from Sandwagon » Molly from STA Travelbuzz » Kevin from Travolution » Matt from Matt Parsons blog » Karen from Europe a la Carte » Jarad from Joobili [...]

]]> By: Roaming Tales » Follow-up to Travel Blog Camp http://blog.joobili.com/2008/11/14/travel-blog-camp-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Roaming Tales » Follow-up to Travel Blog Camp Wed, 19 Nov 2008 15:09:55 +0000 http://joobili.wordpress.com/?p=107#comment-17 [...] Jared from Joobili. [...] [...] Jared from Joobili. [...]

]]> By: Sandwagon http://blog.joobili.com/2008/11/14/travel-blog-camp-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-16 Sandwagon Sun, 16 Nov 2008 16:35:30 +0000 http://joobili.wordpress.com/?p=107#comment-16 Hi There must have been so many people there that I didn't get a chance to meet. Maybe next time there'll be more chatting time worked into the get together. I've been writing a travel industry blog for nearly two years now and come at it from the perspective of my experience in the industry. I think travel blogging is fairly unique in that we are more likely to beat ourselves up about taking leads and info from PR. It doesn't compromise our editorial intregrity, press releases and such just help us stay on the pulse of a vast industry. I think we give ourselves a harder time than bloggers on other subjects. Let me know what you think of points raised in my summary of the night http://sandwagon.blogspot.com/2008/11/travel-blogcamp-london-2008-pints-and.html Cheers Sandwagon Hi

There must have been so many people there that I didn’t get a chance to meet. Maybe next time there’ll be more chatting time worked into the get together.

I’ve been writing a travel industry blog for nearly two years now and come at it from the perspective of my experience in the industry.

I think travel blogging is fairly unique in that we are more likely to beat ourselves up about taking leads and info from PR. It doesn’t compromise our editorial intregrity, press releases and such just help us stay on the pulse of a vast industry. I think we give ourselves a harder time than bloggers on other subjects.

Let me know what you think of points raised in my summary of the night
http://sandwagon.blogspot.com/2008/11/travel-blogcamp-london-2008-pints-and.html

Cheers
Sandwagon

]]> By: Wrapup of the Travel BlogCamp and World Travel Market http://blog.joobili.com/2008/11/14/travel-blog-camp-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Wrapup of the Travel BlogCamp and World Travel Market Sat, 15 Nov 2008 18:23:57 +0000 http://joobili.wordpress.com/?p=107#comment-15 [...] » Bloggers view of the travel and tourism industry » Airline industry working together to reduce carbon emissions » Reflections on Travel BlogCamp in London » Follow Travel Rants at World Travel Market » Jared from Joobili [...] [...] » Bloggers view of the travel and tourism industry » Airline industry working together to reduce carbon emissions » Reflections on Travel BlogCamp in London » Follow Travel Rants at World Travel Market » Jared from Joobili [...]

]]> By: Brad http://blog.joobili.com/2008/11/14/travel-blog-camp-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Brad Sat, 15 Nov 2008 13:59:10 +0000 http://joobili.wordpress.com/?p=107#comment-14 I could not make it to the blog camp, but your question is a good one. I'm probably in the "content is content" camp whether it is travel or gardening or whatever....Then again, every industry has their quirks. I could not make it to the blog camp, but your question is a good one. I’m probably in the “content is content” camp whether it is travel or gardening or whatever….Then again, every industry has their quirks.

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