Guides, templates and honest comparisons about travel blogging — plus data studies from tens of thousands of real travel reports.
For family and friends only: private sharing, and each new report arrives as an email — basically your travel newsletter, with a map and archive instead of chat history.
Read moreEight questions, five minutes, one page: the template for printing or filling out digitally — the same method as in the writing guide.
Read moreWhy a travel journal is worthwhile, what should be included, and which 8-question template ensures every entry is a success — including a comparison of paper, app, and online journals.
Read moreLocation in the title, photos next to text, a map: the patterns that work — plus six real Vakantio blogs to click through.
Read moreThis is how a daily list becomes a report that people enjoy reading: structure, a before-and-after example, and the ten most important writing tips.
Read moreSeven patterns that make for good blog names, 30 ideas to get you started, and a checklist to help you make a confident decision.
Read moreNotebook, tracking app, vlog or blog? An honest comparison of all methods — and the combination routine that can actually be maintained on the go.
Read moreWhy a web-based travel journal without installation is the better choice for many — with map, photos and private sharing.
Read moreRoute tracking or real storytelling? An honest feature comparison for everyone who wants to write more than just short notes.
Read moreWhere people really travel, when they travel and how they write while traveling: Analyses from all public travel reports on Vakantio — anonymized and presented as proportions.
Japan, Malaysia and Portugal are booming, the USA is plummeting: how travel destinations have shifted this year compared to last year.
Read moreBefore the pandemic, four out of five trips were to long-haul destinations; in 2021, two-thirds remained within Europe. The whole curve — and where we stand today.
Read moreAustralia and New Zealand dominated in 2019, but today France and Italy lead: the long-term ranking of travel destinations year after year.
Read moreJuly is by far the strongest travel month, December the weakest. The distribution throughout the year — month by month.
Read moreSeven out of ten Sweden reports are written in the summer, more than half of all Chile reports in the winter. Which countries are visited when.
Read moreSydney ahead of Bangkok and Singapore: which cities are most frequently mentioned in travel reports — as a relative comparison.
Read moreIn New Zealand, travelers stay for a median of over five weeks, while in Singapore the average stay is less than four days. Length of stay compared across countries.
Read moreHow many countries a trip includes — and why the really big routes have become less common since 2019.
Read moreVietnam, Peru and Argentina beat all European destinations: how many photos a travel report contains depending on the country.
Read moreMore than four out of five travel reports are published online on the day of travel. Just how quickly people really write while traveling.
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