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Turkey Travel Planner (TTP)
pays the bills in part with Sponsored
Pages.
I write a Sponsored Page with the
approval of a travel facility that
gives financial support to TTP, then
mark the page with the "Sponsored
Page" label so that you know it
was a collaboration and has been paid
for.
If a page does not have the "Sponsored
Page" label, then it's my own
personal unvarnished opinion, written
by me with nobody else's input. The
vast majority of the more than 2600
pages on TTP are not Sponsored Pages.
My aim is to make Sponsored Pages useful
and informative, a real aid in helping
you to select good travel services such
as hotels, restaurants, transport
and tour companies; and, in this
way, to make TTP self-supporting.
Sponsored Pages are far better than flashing
banner ads which, I think,
are a real annoyance on web pages.
I think Sponsored pages are even
better, more honest, informative
and useful than those expensive
ads in travel magazines (which
is what pays the bills for those
magazines).
In writing Sponsored Pages, I stress
what I think you want and need
to know, and I usually do
a much better job of it than do most
travel-business promotions.
For example, hotel ads and websites
tend to say the same things: "Right
in the city center!" "Near
sights, shopping and entertainment!"
"Comfortable, stylish and reasonably-priced!" Reading
that same stuff over and over doesn't
help you to choose the place that's
right for you.
Instead, I work to write a useful,
informative page that fits well with
all the non-Sponsored Pages on TurkeyTravelPlanner.com.
The very selection of a business for
inclusion in TTP is a vote
of confidence. If a travel
business doesn't treat visitors right,
I don't want it on my site because
it will give TTP a bad name. I know
travelers will definitely use services
mentioned on TTP, and will definitely
tell other travelers about them, so
the services had better be
good.
Occasional disappointments are bound
to occur. Not all travelers have good
experiences at all facilities—we
do not live in a perfect world!—so
if something is not up to your expectations,
I want to know about it. You're welcome—indeed encouraged!—to post
your opinions and experiences of
any and all travel facilities and businesses
described on TTP on the TTP
Forums, or to send
me a message directly.
Thanks for your support of Turkey
Travel Planner!
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Pays for Turkey Travel Planner?
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