TravelMole Good News special launched today




 

TravelMole's first Good News special edition launched today following a tremendous response from the travel industry to our appeal for positive stories.

 

In such difficult economic times it is heartening to discover that travel companies still have plenty upbeat news and congratulate all those businesses that we able to send us their positive stories.

 

TravelMole is delighted to have featured a wide selection of these stories in today's Good News edition, which we hope you have had the time to read.

 

Due to the tremendous response from the industry we regret we were not able to include all the articles submitted, but please keep sending us your news.

 

Monday, September 13, 2010



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  • Link?

    Can you please post a link to the Good News edition?

    By Jacqueline Kassteen, Thursday, September 16, 2010

  • Good News

    Well done TravelMole. A nice bit of light reading for a change. There seems to be rather a lot of good news stories around, maybe even more than the bad ones that the media so love to latch on to. I think you should make this a regular feature, say once a month? (even though you didn't publish our own good news article boo hoo)!!

    By Keith Standen, Monday, September 13, 2010

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