Reflection on being a blogger

Personally being a blogger  was a very rewarding experience as I had the chance to be part of two different blogs, this being stay fit and traveling cheap around Europe. Being a blogger has helped me become more responsible in my school work and also in the kind of information I post online as I have realized this can have a great effect on other users and the environment that sorrounds my theme.
Here are my links
Entry for week one (This entry is made from a different topic as I used to be on a different team (The theme being staying fit)
Entry number two
Entry number three
Entry number four

grand case of study

For me the grand case of study would be budget traveler and it's 75 ways to travel cheap around Europe as it is easy to use, offers links and has a very user friendly also making use of pictures and hypertext.

SmarterTravel

I am going to talk to you today about one important online source about traveling: SmarterTravel.

SmarterTravel is the largest online travel resource for unbiased travel news, deals, and timely expert advice. In addition to publishing new information throught the day on our website, SmarterTravel send weekly e-mail newsletters reporting on last-minute Internet offers and the latest travel promotions to all their subscribers.

SmarterTravel.com members are eligible for special discounts on airfares, hotels, car rentals and more.

You can also follow SmarterTravel on its social media as twitter , instagram or facebook.

What are you waiting for to have a look at SmarterTravel?
Enjoy!

What's the best social network for travel?

This is one of the most frequent questions of anyone who want to do a trip. For this reason im going to talk you about two good sources where you can find the latest travel news, vacation tips and advice, travel apps and more. This are GogoBot, and IgoUgo.

To take full advantage of the first website, you need to be willing to be friendly with strangers. Because it is people you've never met who may have the most up-to-date scoop on the best restaurants in L.A., or the smartest way to get to downtown from the airport during a transit strike in Paris. If you're comfortable with creating a new persona for yourself as a capital-T traveler, GogoBot is for you. The one downside is that Gogbot's community is still fairly small.

A site with a much larger pool of travel hobbyists (half-a-million travelers, in fact) is IgoUgo, a community that's overseen by Travelocity. This past fall, it added social tools, such as an "I've Been Here" feature and a "Get Ideas from Other Travelers" button, which together can help you to find like-minded travelers and learn about their tips as well as share your own advice.

For more information you can visit both websites;

(http://www.gogobot.com)  // (www.travelocity.com)

Blue Air

We can find different low cost companies to travel all around Europe. Today i'm going to talk about a low cost Airline called; Blue Air.

Blue Air (legally Blue Air - Airline Management Solutions S.R.L) is a Romanian low cost airline, with its main base at Henri Coandă International Airport. This Romanian Low cost company offers daily connections from Romania with France, Germaine, Italy, Spain, Portugal and England.

Booking tickets it’s not the only option in this company. If you go on his web you can find also information about the company, where they introduce their selves a little more to be closer with their customers; 

“Our low cost model had been the same for the last years, and during this period some new companies had born based in our Company. In spite of this, Blue Air is always one more step ahead. One of our characteristic things is the smart flying.”

Also they offer you the option of make some suggestions and to contact them if you have some doubts. So this company is not only abou prices, also they try to be friendly with their clients. You can verify this visiting the company website.

(http://www.blueairweb.com/compania/sobre-nosotros)

An amazing guide for traveling cheap

Searching the internet I have found a really interesting post about tips for traveling cheap and easy around Europe: Budgetraveller.com
This guide, consists of 75 advises to save money while traveling. From my point of view, it´s a really complete guide that surely will help you to spend less money.
Apart from all the information in the post, I think that the web is a really good example of what a site must be like, with hyperlinks and pictures all around it is really tidy.

Here are some tips, as reccommended in the post.

•  Check out an open air festival, which might be free.
• Use public transport instead of taxis
• Try a "menú del día", which is really common in Spain.
• Try housesitting, which is an interesting and cheaper option.

Best online works

In my opinion the best online work for traveling cheap around europe is Rick Steves website with over 50 tips about traveling cheap in Europe, including links to every single thing mentioned in the page, you can visit Rick's page by clicking here.