- 300-500 words (though we’re not too strict. A good story is a good story whatever its length)
- Include a few photos that you’re happy for us to use
- Add as much detail as possible. In view of spending a sustainable/ecofriendly holiday experience, highlight your recommendations or praise the good initiatives.
Bloggers and brands in the tourism industry If you work in (or live for) the tourism industry feel free to contact us about opportunities to guest post on Mynatour. From posts on the latest attraction to resort reviews and clever apps, we’re always looking to improve our range of content and grow the number of experts that contribute to Mynatour. Simply drop us an email to info@mynatour.org, adding “tourism blogger” in the subject line. We’ll get back to you as soon as we can.
Become a Mynatour regular blogger We really value all the guest posts we’ve received so far, some of which have led to regular blog slots. If you want to start a series of articles on a topic related to:
- Responsible tourism, rural tourism, local travel, ecotourism news and destinations
- Clean transport technology
- Green living related to tourism industry
Advertisers In order to keep Mynatour as relevant to our readers as possible we do not post articles from those outside the green or sustainable tourism industry. If you want to promote your green related service with an article please do drop us a line at info@mynatour.org. We welcome different type of collaboration. We look forward to hearing from you, The Mynatour team
This guide was first published on Mynatour in 2014. Prices, opening times and contacts may have changed since then, so check before you travel.
