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New family friendly blog aims to make travel much easier

by Scott Carmichael (RSS feed) on Oct 30th 2009 at 2:00PM

This week, Hilton and their Homewood Suites brand unveiled SuiteTrip.com. The site is filled with family friendly travel tips and advice, and writers come from some of the best family travel sites on the web (you'll notice two familiar names if you regularly read Gadling). Other writers come from The Vacation Gals, Trekaroo and Travel Savvy Mom.

For me (as a dad and a writer), it is refreshing to see a hotel chain do more than just the usual "we need to be on Twitter" mentality.

The site also moves beyond trying to turn a blog into a hidden advertising portal for the hotel chain.

All the content on SuiteTrip is applicable to any hotel, and any trip. Though as someone who regularly travels with a toddler, I know from personal experience that Homewood Suites provide a good value with enough room to keep a three year old entertained.

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sheila Nov 1st 2009 3:50AM

Thanks for sharing this one. I love to travel and I would love to visit more travel destinations. Travelling lets my hair down and relax. It broadens my horizons and helps me understand people and their cultures more as well.

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