Social Networking and Travel: Do's & Don'ts

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Mike - good piece; couldn't agree more about people posting grainy, out of focus shots, but what I hate more is people posting other people's shots from Flickr etc to their blogs and Twitpic. What's the point? I want to see the world through their eyes, not through some stranger's.

Re public attacking travel companies, people often do this because they're not getting anywhere contacting reps through traditional media; they're not returning calls or emails. I'm thinking in particular of companies who still hand out a post box asking for a letter to be sent in describing the problem!

kim@galavanting - I expect that's what my husband, Terry, and I look like most of the time (esp this year, on our Grantourismo project) but then we're working full-time as travel writers, so we're using those boring periods at airports to write stories, email, process photos, etc... eek!

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