Back from Mexico, it is time to start stumbling this week. In case you are new here, each week, I ask writers and readers to submit their favorite travel post of the week in the comment box below. It is a way to discover great travel reading and help everyone discover it too. I read each submission, comment, tweet (using Twitter), stumble (using Stumbleupon) and add a link to the post on my Facebook page. The following week, I select my five favorites submitted last week to be featured here. The stumbling continues each week. Just a few things to keep in mind, leave a comment with a link to Continue Reading
Suzy Stumbles Over Travel: Week of January 24, 2011
After two hours of sleep and two plane rides, I bring you Suzy Stumbles Over Travel this week from Ixtapa, Mexico. I will let you know how my SPF 70 sunscreen works out south of the border. Without further delay, here are the five favorite travel posts of last week. Give these great pieces a read this week. If you are new here and have no idea what I am talking about, each week I ask writers and readers to submit their favorite travel posts of the week in the comment box below. I read, comment, tweet (using Twitter), stumble the post (using Stumbleupon), and add the post to my Facebook Continue Reading
Suzy Stumbles Over Travel: Week of January 17, 2011
Another week of travel writing brings some interesting posts. Be sure to check out my five favorite travel posts submitted last week. When you are finished, leave a comment with your pick for this week. In case you are new to “Suzy Stumbles Over Travel”, each week I ask writers and readers to submit their favorite travel post of the week. I read, comment, stumble (using Stumbleupon), tweet (using Twitter), and post a link to each piece on my Facebook page. The following Monday, I select my 5 favorites that were submitted last week and the stumbling begins again. Just a few things to keep Continue Reading
Suzy Stumbles Over Travel: Week of January 10, 2011
In case you are new here, each week I ask writers and readers to submit their favorite travel post of the week. I read, comment, tweet (using Twitter), stumble (using Stumbleupon) and place the post on my Facebook page. The following Monday, I select five favorites submitted last week to be featured below and the stumbling continues into the next week. Just some rules to keep in mind, you can submit one post each week, leaving a link in the comment box below. The post must be travel related. You must submit the post by the end of the day on Friday. Links left after Friday will not be Continue Reading
Suzy Stumbles Over Travel: Week of January 3, 2011
Hopefully, everyone had a Happy New Year. Now it is back to work and stumbling. In case you are new here, each week I ask writers and readers to submit their favorite travel posts of the week. I read, comment, tweet (using Twitter), stumble (using Stumbleupon) and post a link to the post on my Facebook page. The following Monday, I profile five of my favorites from the week before and the stumbling continues into the next week. Just a few rules to keep in mind, you must leave the post in the comment box below. The article must be travel related. You have until the end of the day on Friday Continue Reading
Favorite Travel Blog Posts of 2010 From Their Creators
When a writer sits down to compose a piece, he or she might not always know just how it will turn out. With travel, it is usually the experience we had in which we are writing that tells just what that outcome will be. For me, there are travel experiences I feel that I captured perfectly, only to read it to a second party and not get the same “how amazing is this post” reaction. In 2010, keyboards and paper and pens were busy, writing, especially amongst travel blogs. I asked travel writers on Twitter and Facebook to send me their favorite post they wrote this year. Reading through them Continue Reading
Suzy Stumbles Over Travel Returns
In case you are new here, say over the last three months, I used to do a segment (Suzy Stumbles Over Travel) each week where I would invite readers and writers to leave a comment with a link to their favorite travel post of the week. I would then read, comment, tweet (using Twitter) and stumble (using Stumbleupon) each post. The initial goal was to get the word out about posts that just didn’t get the attention they deserved. The following week I would feature my five favorites and the stumbling would continue in to the next week. After taking a break from all of the stumbling, I have Continue Reading