Mark Grabe (Learning Aloud)A travel blog by definition describes experiences at many specific places. The location is part of the context for each post. I use Blogger for this particular blog and after several years of writing posts about traveling, I finally noticed that Google allows the author to associate a location with each post. I am guessing few Blogger bloggers use this feature, but I thought it might be worth exploring.
For those using WordPress, there’s a simple plugin called Simple Location that has some similar functionality. It has settings for a number of map providers that can be used to display maps as well as weather conditions.
Many people use it specifically for creating checkins, but it could also be used by travel bloggers. It’s also got a widget to show one’s last known location in a sidebar or footer.
Thanks for the heads up regarding the Simple Location plugin. I have a couple of WordPress blogs and I was confused by your comment until I read it carefully and understood the requirement for a plugin. My travel blog uses blogger and the location feature is built in.