Sample Posts
Real samples written for travel and tourism businesses. Each one is a complete, publishable article — not an excerpt — produced by exactly the process we run for paying clients: keyword and intent research, destination research, answer-first drafting, human editing, on-page SEO and schema. Read any of them in full below to judge the quality before you spend anything.
Best Things to Do in Málaga in 2026 (By a Local Tour Operator)
Skip the OTA top-ten lists. Here's what actually fills our small-group tours every week — written for travellers researching their trip on Google. The article opens with the searcher's real question, answers it in the first two lines so AI assistants can quote it, then layers in seasonal timing, neighbourhood detail and pricing context no aggregator page can match.
Boutique Hotels vs Big Chains: Why Travellers Are Switching in 2026
Direct bookings beat Booking.com — but only if guests can find you. A comparison piece written to capture intent before travellers ever reach the OTA listing, with a scannable comparison table, honest trade-offs and an internal path to the hotel's own booking page.
How to Plan a 7-Day Tuscany Itinerary Without Tour Buses
An evergreen guide built to rank for high-intent itinerary searches and convert independent travellers into bespoke trip enquiries. Day-by-day structure, driving times, budget ranges and FAQ schema that makes each answer eligible for AI citation.
Private Day Trips from the Costa del Sol
A full-length sample written for a working tour operator, showing how destination content feeds bookings into specific tour pages instead of leaking traffic to OTAs.
What every BlogDone article includes
- 1,000–1,500 words targeting a real search query travellers type before booking
- A direct answer in the opening lines so ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity can quote you
- Local detail only an operator knows — timings, prices, seasons, neighbourhoods
- Internal links into your tour, room or itinerary pages
- Meta title, meta description, headings and FAQ schema, ready to publish
Every sample above was written by the same process we run for paying clients — see the results those articles produced or browse the BlogDone blog.
How a Sample Article Is Written
We start from the search, not the business. Before writing, we identify the exact question a traveller types before booking your kind of experience, check what currently ranks for it, and look for the gap only an operator on the ground can fill — a season, a price, a walking time, a local alternative to the crowded option. The article then answers that question in its opening lines so both readers and AI assistants get the answer immediately, and spends the remaining thousand words earning trust with specifics.
Every draft is edited by a human who checks the facts, tightens the language and confirms the internal links point at the pages that actually earn bookings. Nothing is published as raw AI output.
What Makes Travel Content Rank in 2026
Two things have changed. First, generic destination listicles are now commodity content — the marketplaces publish them at scale and Google has no reason to prefer yours. Second, a growing share of trip planning happens inside AI assistants, which quote sources that state facts plainly and are corroborated elsewhere on the web. The articles that win are the ones written from operating experience, structured so a machine can extract the answer, and consistent enough over months that the site becomes the recognised authority for its destination.
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