Created as the official publication of the Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau to promote tourism in the greater Detroit area. Editorial includes information on the history, cultural attractions and industry of Detroit. Contains extensive listings of local events, including restaurants, shopping, nightlife, cultural events, theater, music, sports, nightlife, hotels and museums.

Serves as the state of Florida's official source for travel planning for the Sunshine State. Editorial content is provided both by professional travel writers and by individual consumers. Offers real-time weather updates, events calendars, Florida travel videos, a personalized trip planner, travel guides and more. Features experts that specialize in different areas, including Arts and Culture, Boating and Fishing, Shopping and Nightlife, Beach and Surf, Family, Authentic Florida, Smart Travel, Golf, Outdoors and Adventure. The site also offers special sections in German, Spanish, French and Portuguese. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Background and Format: Launched in November 2014, Visit Gay London is an website and online guide for to London, covering not necessarily LGBT-specific, but a gay-friendly itinerary. Its main emphasis is culture (West End theatre, exhibitions, music, dance, opera, museums and galleries), attractions, shopping and style (male grooming and fashion), hotels (the latest openings and luxury), restaurants (new openings), and listings for gay bars, clubs and events and interviews (My London Life and Q&A). The website is aimed at LGBT visitors in London. ¿Ad rates: For information on advertising, email: info@visitgay.london Monthly Unique Users: The Publisher does not release this figure. Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Monday 17 November 2014 Visit Gay London, an online guide for LGBT visitors to the capital of the UK, has now launched. It provides information and inspiration to visitors and covers a broad range of both LGBT-specific and general interest areas, to help build a gay-friendly itinerary for domestic and international tourists to London. The site's main emphasis is on culture (primarily West End theatre and major exhibitions, but also music, dance, opera, museums and galleries), attractions, shopping and style (with a particular focus on male grooming and men's fashion), hotels (centred on luxury hotels and the latest hotel openings), restaurants (including new restaurant openings), and listings for gay bars, clubs and events. It also includes interviews, including a regular 'My London Life' Q&A covering interesting LGBT people based in London, particularly gay people running London-centric businesses or organisations. For more information, Publisher Paul Raven can be reached at news@visitgay.london. The site can be viewed at www.visitgay.london and the team can also be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/visitgaylondon

Directed to both business and leisure travelers as well as those relocating to Indianapolis. The Visitor’s Guide consists of leisure-time services and activities, business services and feature stories along with maps and guides to hotels, restaurants, shopping, and transportation. Regular sections include Listings, 360 Degrees, Do, See, Shop, Eat, Stay, Go and Info.

This blog covers Indianapolis travel and tourism. Offers information on arts, music, dining, nightlife, sports and recreation. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication). Contact Doing Indy via email.

Promotes Kansas City area attractions and the vacation opportunities of the Kansas City metropolitan area.

Launched in February 2008, Visit Lancashire blog is part of visitLancashire.com. visitLancashire.com is the Official Website of Lancashire and Blackpool Tourist Board and it contains everything you need to plan a trip to Lancashire & Blackpool. The blog posts are written anonymously by the visitLancashire.com team. The blog is run by Anna Izza (Head of PR and Communications) and Laura Crabb (PR and Communications Executive). Entries in the Visit Lancashire blog concentrate on categories such as Books, Coastal Contrasts, Country Escapes, Family Fun, Food and Drink, Heritage and What's On. Previous posts include Tis’ the season to get engaged!, A time for love and romance!, It’s Panto Season – Oh Yes It Is!, Oh yes it is! It's Pantomime Time, Christmas shopping in Lancashire, Lancashire Christmas Markets, Meet the main man in the red, Fascinating Lancashire Stories and Secrets, Enjoy Christmas in Lancashire and Award-winning Lancashire. PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to Lancashire. The team can be reached via the email address listed above.

Background and Format: Visit London is a website overseen by London & Partners and is aimed at visitors to the city of London. Covers day trips, the best tours, accommodation, what's on, London food, and transport information. For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached at www.visitlondon.com/advertise-with-us The website can also be found on Instagram at www.instagram.com/visitlondon/ Monthly Unique User figure: Source: Publisher Gorkana Alert: Wednesday 6 February 2013 There have been a number of changes made to the editorial team of VisitLondon.com: Julie Chappell is now Director of Consumer Marketing and Digital. Jo Darwin has been made Head of Digital Content Marketing and can be reached at jdarwin@londonandpartners.com Zoe Craig moves to the role of Senior Editor and can be reached at zcraig@londonandpartners.com Claire Doble is now Senior Editor and can be reached on cdoble@londonandpartners.com Jenny Owen is now Editor and can be reached at jowen@londonandpartners.com Hannah Collingbourne is now Editor and can be reached at hcollingbourne@londonandpartners.com Janine Kelso joins the team as Editor and can be reached at jkelso@londonandpartners.com Lettice Kemp is now Digital Content Manager and be reached at lkemp@londonandpartners.com Tom Butler moves to Digital Marketing Manager and can be reached at tbutler@londonandpartners.com The team can be reached at editorial@londonandpartners.com and can be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/visitlondonweb Gorkana Consumer Alert: Tuesday 5th May 2009 Visitlondon.com can now be found on Twitter at www.twitter.com/visitlondonweb

Visit Northumberland Blog is a companion to Visit Northumberland, the official website of the official voice of Northumberland. The blog presents travel stories gleaned from all over the county, touching on a diverse range of sights, attractions and thing to do and see. The blog is written internally by Visit Northumberland staff, drawing on extensive knowledge of the county. The blog concentrates on news, travel stories and human interest pieces from across Northumberland. Recent posts include: Christmas in Northumberland; Supper and stars at Battlesteads Hotel and Restaurant; Border Reivers - Hunting for Bastle Houses; and Catch a Falling Star with astrophotographer Ian Glendinning. The blog contains separate sections for Food & Drink and Things to See and Do, and extensive colour photography and video content is also featured. PR opportunities exist within local events, travel and tourism. Bloggers can be contacted through the details shown above.    

Backgroun and Format: Previously Edinburgh.org, Visit Scotland is a website by the Scottish tourist board. It covers destinations, accommodation, attractions, holidays, travel, events, advice and information about Scotland. It also offers a free email newsletter. Audience and Readership: People planning to visit Scotland. Monthly Unique Users: A figure is not disclosed. Other information: It does not conceal editorial contacts. Press contacts can be found here.