Need creative content idea suggestion for travel business
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Hi everyone
It's glad for me to be a part of moz community. I'm really enjoyed.
I would love to ask if anyone is creative content expert here can share some suggestions on how to produce high quality content for travel business. As the travel industry we are focusing on is selling tours in southern asia markets such as vietnam, laos & cambodia
Currently i already come up with some ideas here
Trip Interview Articles - with commissioned writers & paid bloggers
Trip Experience/Report Articles - outsourcing to elance writers who have visited the destinations
Any unique idea better than these which can set us apart from competitors and having high ROI on SEO?
Thank you
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you might find the below link useful
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You already provide some of the guidance (I'd assume) on what to do and where to go, why not provide them with information to make the entire experience easier.
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Suggestions for currency exchange
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Safety precautions when traveling abroad
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Health concerns
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How to protect yourself from tourist targeted crime
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General Travel tips (carry on/checked baggage tips)
As you said, many of your competitors may offer similar information, try to come up with information that may not be as obvious but still helpful.
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