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37 of the best travel pages on facebook.

Group or solo, budget or luxury , adventure or leisure, to discover something new or to move on — there are innumerable reasons to travel. In case one needs inspiration, information, planning advice, or just plain escapism, odds are a travel page on Facebook will be there for you.

But searching “travel” on Facebook brings up 1000+ results, most related to already established magazines / websites / brands we all recognize — NatGeo, Travel+Leisure, Outside, Lonely Planet. In such a crowded environment, it’s difficult to go off the beaten track. Fear not, though; we’re here to help.

Did we miss a favorite of yours? Please, tell us in the comments below!

100 World Kisses

Ah, the romance! Ignacio is a photographer on a mission to photograph great kisses in 100 cities. He already has Hiroshima, London, Buenos Aires, Paris, Amsterdam, Rome, Barcelona, Berlin, Florence, Lima, and Cartagena in his portfolio.

Only half a day in Copenhagen, Berlin, Portland, London, Antwerp — what to do and how? At last, a guide that answers in style.

A vivid and crazy surf/travel magazine based in Paris.

Another Scape

A creatively ambitious project disguised as a gorgeous print magazine.

Atlas Obscura

This always-unusual vault of hidden wonders has a solid Facebook presence.

Boat Magazine

A classy glossy that covers a different city in each issue. The current edition is dedicated to Peru and includes an interview with Peruvian-born superstar photographer Mario Testino.

Cereal Magazine

With a superb design and excellent taste in photography, Cereal is a UK-based travel and lifestyle magazine that runs every four months. Find their Facebook page 24/7.

Drawn the Road Again

By artist Chandler O’Leary, this travel blog conveys “the joy, wonder, and hilarity of the American road trip” through uncomplicated and charming illustrations — each one shared via Facebook, of course.

Hey, 4 million+ people can’t be wrong, right? Amazing photography from all around the world, every day, several times a day. This is escapism at its best.

G Adventures

A travel company that runs socially minded trips in more than 100 nations, G Adventures publishes content about their clients’ ventures in places as eclectic as Jordan, Western Canada, and the Amalfi Coast. They’re also a frequent and valued partner of Matador.

A solid source for fun, interesting, and useful travel stuff.

Intrepid Travel

Another Matador partner, and a great example of what makes a good Facebook page: strong use of images, smart product searches, full customization, and constant interaction with fans. Actually, the folks at this Australian travel agency have managed to create what’s been considered “the best small business Facebook page in the world.”

Jungles in Paris

This is an online magazine that publishes one story per week. And what stories! Always forging an unbeaten track, they curate video and photo essays that deeply investigate the nature of place.

With print and online versions, Makeshift is not really a travel magazine but a publication about creativity. Their global team diligently hunts for stories of everyday inventiveness from around the world. The Facebook edition of their publication is called “From The Makery” and provides shorter stories from all around the interwebs.

Nowhere Magazine

Nowhere is a tablet-only magazine with a fresh approach to travel and art. They also post a lot of cool photos, videos, and links from colleague magazines.

A brand new British ‘alternative’ travel magazine, Renegade just published their first edition in January. Their purpose is to inspire people to travel (of course!) but also to learn about the world by experiencing it firsthand.

Roads and Kingdoms

This is a super-interesting online publication that blends travel, food, and journalism. Props for the clean Facebook layout and the use of large, always-remarkable photographs.

Sidetracked Online Magazine

An impressive, deeply inspiring magazine about exploration and expeditions.

Solo Travel Society

While the website is aimed at women, everyone embarking on solo adventures will relate to the insights Janice Waugh shares on her excellent blog.

Slow Travel Berlin

Besides posts from the main website, there are photos and fun / useful links to help you enjoy the ever-cool Berlin. STB is run by former Matador editor and MatadorU photo faculty Paul Sullivan.

Tasting Travels

Annika and Roberto maintain this exciting trilingual website dedicated to promoting bicycle travel around the world.

The American Guide

“Part travel. Part documentary. All American.” The Guide originally published using Tumblr but now has a strong Facebook presence.

The Man in Seat 61

For all of us train geeks around the world, “The Man in Seat 61” shares tips, advice, promotions, and general info. Valuable for anyone traveling around Europe.

The Pinay Solo Backpacker

Really living the dream, Gael is a Filipino gal traveling the world on her own, writing for several outlets with a following of more than 33k fans on Facebook.

The Planet D

An adventurous couple, Dave and Deb have already traveled to 80 countries on seven continents and are ready for more.

The Ride Journal

For bikers, by bikers, on “whatever bikes they ride and wherever they choose to ride,” The Ride Journal has been around since 2008 and posts links and news related to the two-wheeled world.

The Travel Almanac

This is a sophisticated magazine with an active online presence. The current edition features an article by fashion designer Helmut Lang sharing his memories of traveling in Austria. Be sure to check out their website too.

Travel Dudes

For travelers, by travelers. The Travel Dudes website is a community of world wanderers sharing advice and inspiration.

Travel Mindset

For the fingertip voyager.

Thrillist is an online magazine and Matador syndication partner with more than 190k followers and posts about food, drink, and travel several times a day.

This page posts mostly images and links from World Hum — good thing the website never lacks interesting articles.

Wandering Earl

Earl has been traveling the world nonstop since 1999 and is currently in Kyrgyzstan. He answers all kinds of questions. This Facebook account serves as a window into his surprisingly laid-back lifestyle.

We Are Here

Each issue of this so-called lo-fi quarterly travel magazine shines a light on a different city or district.

We Love To Travel

The tagline says it all: “For those who love travel and those who would love to come along for the ride.”

Dedicated to women who wander the world on their own, this is a website that facilitates weekly Twitter chat sessions.

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15 Best Facebook Groups for Travelers You Should Be a Part Of (2024)

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Most of us do our research with the help of good ol’ Google as we seek out the best travel tips and the best things to do for any destination. However, I understand that there are times when Google just won’t cut it and you rather want to gain real-time advice from a group of people online that you can actually converse with — for this, I highly suggest joining Facebook groups for travelers!

To date, there are millions of Facebook groups out there and it can be dizzying to pick out the ‘ cream of the crop ‘; but don’t fret, becaause with this list, I have gathered the best Facebook groups for travelers that will match whatever need or niche you’re looking for.

I have also made sure that these groups satisfy the following criteria:

• It is non-spammy.
• It has relevant, active, and engaged members.
• It is well-managed by moderators.

Without further ado, here are the best Facebook groups for travelers that you MUST join!

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Best Facebook Groups for Travelers

» General Facebook Groups for Travelers: «

The following are the best Facebook groups for travelers that do not only discuss topics about travel but also about some other lifestyle topics too (at times, about blogging tips and digital nomad jobs as well).

Ultimate Travel Group

CURRENT MEMBERS: 21,500+

The Ultimate Travel Group (UTG) is a group that I created after I saw the shortage of Facebook groups out there that generously shares opportunities for travelers as well as travel bloggers — may they be current or aspiring ones (and by opportunities, I mean it as it is: travel opportunities, travel giveaways, etc.)

Everyone is free to join and post questions at any time — I am also always available to answer and share the travel hacks and tips that I personally know of. So see you there!

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CURRENT MEMBERS: 66,800+

This is a great Facebook hub where you can connect with travelers and nomads from all over the world. The best part is that most of the members (that number many!) do long-term and sustainable travel so you can get a lot of insight. It’s a very active group with engaging members so you’re sure to find what you need there!

Travel Community

CURRENT MEMBERS: 153,000+

A community built by Scott’s Cheap Flights and it is for anyone who loves to travel! You can share your trips and tips here, as well as ask for advice all at the same time. The number of active members is a huge plus too!

Photographs & Travel Nomads

CURRENT MEMBERS: 59,000+

Do you need travel inspiration through picturesque spots and hidden gems? Or do you simply want to ask for advanced photography tips whilst you share your own shots? If so, this is the perfect Facebook group for you!

» Backpacking Facebook Groups for Travelers: «

As the heading implies, the following are the best Facebook groups for travelers who are interested in backpacking tips that will help them make the most out of their travel fund as well as save more money!

Hitchhiking Club

CURRENT MEMBERS: 14,000+

I actually don’t recommend hitchhiking; but still, I recognize the fact that there are people who are interested in doing this for their travels. If you’re one of those, it’s best to be in touch with an experienced community that will help give you the best support and safety tips. (You can even acquire a travel buddy here, but like always, please exercise caution!)

Backpacking Europe

CURRENT MEMBERS: 56,500+

Centered on destinations in Europe, this is the best Facebook group for backpackers who want to make an enjoyable Eurotrip — ask for tips and recommendations to your heart’s content! (Lately, the group has evolved more into covering not only budget travel but also all types of other travel styles; still, it remains to be focused on Europe only).

Southeast Asia Backpacker Community

CURRENT MEMBERS: 19,000+

If you rather plan to explore Southeast Asia , joining this group should be high on your to-do list! With a number of members who have experience traveling in SEA (or who are simply locals themselves), you’ll get a focused amount of answers for whatever travel concern you may have.

Backpacking South America

CURRENT MEMBERS: 50,000+

Naturally, South America is one of those top destinations for backpackers and this is a massive community that could help assist your travel plans.

In fact, this group also covers topics about Central America and the Caribbean , so don’t miss out!

DIY Travel Philippines

CURRENT MEMBERS: 1,100,000+

If you’re planning a trip to the Philippines , this is the best place where you can find a supportive community that will be more than happy to aid you (you might even find some fun travel buddies here!).

There are also a lot of tips that have already been posted here, so just use the search function and you’re sure to find what you’re looking for in an instant!

» Females Only «

Doing solo travel is on the rise, but one has to recognize the fact that it is often unsafe for women — to answer to this problem, these kinds of groups were made and it is definitely one of the best ‘support group’ you can ever have!

Girls LOVE Travel

Girls LOVE Travel or GLT is a BIG ‘sisterhood’ group for female travelers around the globe and its main goal is to promote safety and support for every members’ travels.

The community is humongous and super engaging that you’ll find people of ALL ages from every corner of the globe here. GLT also regularly holds events and group trips, so keep a lookout for those.

The Solo Female Traveler Network

CURRENT MEMBERS: 442,000+

This is another safe space for all female travelers to come for advice and support among many other things. The group network also holds fun regular meetups that every member is free to join!

TRAVEL MEETUPS is a sub-group created by The Solo Female Traveler Network and it focuses on connecting solo female travelers with other fellow solo female travelers!

Solo Female Travelers

CURRENT MEMBERS: 85,500+

Solo Female Travelers is another alternative group where you can find focused tips not only for travel but also for other girl-related worries as well.

» Travel Bloggers & Digital Nomads «

Did you quit your job to travel the world and work online as a digital nomad? Or are you a travel writer, freelancer, or entrepreneur who is looking to expand their network as they continue to travel the world? If you answered yes to any of these questions, the following groups are the best for you!

Digital Nomads Around the World

CURRENT MEMBERS: 142,500+

This is an amazing group of digital nomads who share all their tips and knowledge with fellow nomads, no matter if they’re aspiring or experienced ones. Sometimes, you can even find an online job opportunity here that will help you lead the digital lifestyle that you so desire!

Travel Bloggers

CURRENT MEMBERS: 4,500+

If you’re a travel blogger, this is the best way to connect with fellow influencers worldwide. It only admits travel bloggers and it doesn’t matter if you’re experienced or not.

Naturally, the discussions here are composed of feedback and advice about the business side of blogging that includes technical questions, blogging strategy , social media tips , and so much more. Even so, it’s also a great space to have discussions about travel in general!

Travel advice by Travel Bloggers

CURRENT MEMBERS: 1,100+

If you want to hear advice and tips straight from the ‘ pros ‘ or the travel bloggers, this is the group that you should absolutely be a part of!

There are absolutely a LOT of helpful Facebook groups out there that can help you reach your goals, and as per my personal experiences, the ones listed above are truly effective for every kind of traveler and travel blogger!

But remember : it’s not all about the ‘taking’, make sure that you do some ‘giving’ too! So be involved, start conversations, and help others if you can. In no time, you will see how being a part of a community does not only boost your influence, but your level of knowledge and friends too!

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Thank you for sharing this list. Having a group is really helpful. I recently joined Blogging for new bloggers and I love this group.

Thanks for the wonderful advice. I think it’s great how you are able to create some of those photos with only an iPhone. You have a wonderful eye for composition.

I’ve been following your blog for the last month. I love your honesty in the content you write about the positive and negative aspects of solo travel and blogging. I really feel I can relate to it. I have been solo travelling for the past 3 years but have only just started to document it with a blog of my own. I’m at a transition phase in the way in which I travel and the way in which I work to travel as I am working towards creating my own travel business within the kitesurfing industry. Reading your blog and being able to relate to your content has inspired me to blog to document my travels and my development as I create my dream career. Thanks for the advice and the inspiration.

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More than 50 Active Facebook Travel Groups to Join in 2024

Facebook groups are valuable forums for connecting with others in your local community or around the globe. Being in the travel niche especially I've found Facebook groups great places to ask locals questions, meet up with friends when I'm traveling solo, vent about travel mishaps, and generally have a good laugh.

I've met up with over 500 women from travel Facebook groups in countries such as Canada, the Netherlands, the UAE, the US, and more!

Here are the top active Facebook groups of every travel niche that you can check out and join:

Travel Facebook Groups anyone can joinn

• Bucket List Beasts  – “We share tips, articles, personal stories, photos, videos, and plan bucket-list meet-ups! But whatever we do, we’ll make sure you don’t end up with a life full of “coulda, woulda, shouldas!” Your new life starts NOW! The only question is – Are you ready?! YOLO, baby!”
• Conscious Travel Community – This group is for self-aware, positive travelers to come together to connect, discuss, ask for advice and inspire each other around all things travel related!
• Travel Community – This travel community is a place for like-minded people to engage with others that love to discuss travel.

Gen Z/Young Travel Facebook groups

• Young Travelers Network  – A global community of Gen Z, 20-somethings, college students, teens, and Zillennials, who love travel! Whether you've never left your home town or you've been to 40 countries, this is your tribe. Connect with other young travelers, share stories, engage in discussions, and meet up around the world!

Female Only Travel Facebooks Groups

• Global Girls United  – Global Girls United is for girls alike who eat, sleep, breathe t ravel! Share travel tips, deals, stories, etc. A very casual, off-the-cuff, fun group. We have zero tolerance for assholes.
• The Solo Female Travel Network   – A space for all female solo travelers to be able to come for not just travel advice and reliable hostel recommendations. Ask if that local was being creepy or if it was cultural, get support for homesickness, show off the amazing photos from your last trip, tell stories, and share whatever is on your mind. 
• Solo Women Travelers   – This is a fun, supportive group of diverse, wonderful women who love to travel alone whether by plane, train, RV, boat, bicycle, backpacking, motorcycle or car … or dreaming about traveling solo. I want this group for everything we women want to talk about… from leaving behind old lifestyles and embracing new ones, to travel wardrobes, music, travel plans, gadgets, tips and tricks, families, our fears, and our triumphs!
• Solo Women Travel Tribe  – We are here to LEARN, INSPIRE, SHARE & CONNECT with fellow Solo Women Travellers from all over the world.
• Girls Who Travel  –  Girls Who Travel is an education and empowerment network for travelers who identify as women, trans, and/or genderqueer. Our mission is to empower women travelers to explore beyond their boundaries and to create a more inclusive world.
• Curvy Girls Travel Guide  – This group was founded to provide a space for curvy and plus-size women to collaborate and connect on all things travel. Please feel free to dive in and introduce yourself, ask questions, share experiences and meet new friends.
• GirlsLOVETravel   – Girls LOVE Travel is a global community of active and aspiring female travelers providing resources and empowerment to one another through safety, socializing and support. 
• Conde Naste's: Women Who Travel   – a place where all self-identifying female travel lovers can join in the conversation about what it means to travel as a woman today. 
• We Are Travel Girls  – We Are Travel Girls is a global travel community created to inspire, connect, educate and empower female travelers around the world.
• Over 60 Solo Women Travel – This group is for Over 60 Women who like to travel on their own, solo, without a travel companion. The majority of members enjoy the solo experience or are novices seeking advice and encouragement to travel solo.

Male Only Travel Groups

• Guys LOVE Travel   – Guys LOVE Travel is also a place to share your adventures and gain extra exposure for your travel photography, filmmaking or blogging by sharing your social media links with your posts.

Family/Mom Travel Groups

• Families Who Love to Travel – This page is a safe space for parents to exchange travel ideas, itinerary suggestions, questions, concerns, and experiences.
• Traveling with Kids Worldwide – This group is for parents who love to travel with their kids and who want to share their experiences, tips, and tricks, to ask questions, and to be inspired to go on more adventures! I share travel deals and do giveaways!
• MOMs (Girls LOVE Travel ®) – #gLt MOMs is an official SubGroup of the Girls LOVE Travel Facebook group community. This is a space for moms to discuss all things travel and how to travel with your family!
• Wandering Moms – Women who want to literally give their children the world. We are a group that provides support and resources for women who are interested in traveling the world or living abroad with children in tow.
• Tiny Globetrotters: Travel The World With Kids – Have kids and still want to travel? This group is for you! Let's share destination ideas, tips for traveling with tiny humans and trip reports. We all have one thing in common, the love of travel which now includes kids!
• Travel The World With Your Kids – This is a group for anyone who wants to travel the world with kids. Long term, short term, full time, part-time, fast, slow… Whatever works for you. Ask your questions, meet other travel families who travel and get advice.
• Dreamers, Drifters, and Diapers: Have Kids, Will Travel – This is a group for people who LOVE to travel and are looking for helpful tips, tricks, and hacks to make for a more pleasurable experience all-around. It caters specifically to parents and soon-to-be parents looking to brave the friendly skies, roads, rails, or seas with little ones in tow.

Cheap Flight Deals Facebook groups

• Secret Flying – Finding your cheap flights around the world.
• TravelFree group – cheap flights and more – Just the hottest travel deals, error fares.
• TravelPirates Community  – Do you want to travel the world and not spend a fortune? Do you want to explore the places where tourists don’t go? Want to meet other travelers? Like rum? Our group is to be used for travel research and recommendations.
• Travel On A Budget Official – On A Budget is a social community for problem solvers and money savers. Here at On A Budget we help members to save time and money, offering a safe space to learn and share new ideas.
• The Best Travel Deals – Here you’ll find travel deals discovered and shared by Travel + Leisure editors. This is also a safe space for sharing your own travel deals and connecting with fellow travelers.
• TravelFree group – cheap flights and more – Just the hottest travel deals, error fares!!!Feel free to ask tips, suggestions 🙂

Travel Bloggers/Entrepreneurs & Digital Nomads groups

• Female Travel Bloggers   – We are a supportive online co mmunity for travel blogging women to expand their reach, learn about blogging, and make meaningful connections in the travel blogging world. If you’re looking for a tribe of badass women who want to help each other make their blogs a success, you found it! 
• Female Lifestyle & Travel Bloggers  – A fully inclusive blogging group for female lifestyle bloggers a nd female travel bloggers aimed towards open discussions, a supportive community, and sharing blogging resources. 
• Black Travel Movement Travel Blogger Community   – The Black Travel Movement Blogger Community is a dedicated space  for travel Bloggers of color to post links to their TRAVEL BLOGS and articles to share with the Black Travel Movement Community.
• Digital Nomads Around the World – This is a place for digital nomads to share advice and tips rela ted to living the digital nomad lifestyle.
• BLOGGERS AND TRAVELERS   – A worldwide group of travel lovers, blo ggers, photographers, and writers. Some of us also write and maintain blogs on a wide variety of subjects. Join our new travel forum 
• Digital Nomads – The Solo Female Traveler Network   – This grou p is a sub-group of The Solo Female Traveler Network, specifically for connecting solo female travel who work on the road to trade links, social share circles, get advice, advertise for jobs, and share experiences.
• Female Digital Nomads  – This group was started with the goal to unite, inspire and inform us digital babes that are wandering the globe. Do you have any questions about setting up an online business? How to run your travel blog? About where to travel next? This is the place to come and ask them.

Black Travel Groups

• Black Travel Movement   – Black Travel Movement is a community of friends and family who s hare an interest in cultivating new friendships and epic experiences through international worldwide travel. As a member of the BTM family you have a connection to a wide range of new and seasoned travelers who are anxious to join and share travel experiences.
• Nomad•ness Travel Tribe   – NOMADNESS is an award-winning travel lifestyle brand. They represe nt the underrepresented demographic in mainstream travel through NOMADNESS Travel Tribe.  
• Black Elite Travelers – B.E.T.'s mission is to create networking and travel opportunitie s, as well as professional, meet up, dating/non-dating vacation opportunities for like individuals looking to enhance travel knowledge, travel partners or network worldwide in the dawn of a new century celebrating African American freedom to move around the globe.
• Melanin Globe – Mela nin Globe ® is a global travel group founded upon the basis of bringing individuals from all walks of life, regardless of cultural difference, together. Here you are encouraged to immerse yourself into “all things travel!”. 
• Black Folks Travel Too! ᵀᴹ   –  A forum to share travel photos, videos, information, and recommendations. So whether you've traveled internationally, domestically or are just discovering the treasures near your home, please share.
• Black Travel Lounge – Black Travel Lounge is a space for Black travelers, black owned travel companies, and travel agents to share their experiences and knowledge.to find inspiration, share experiences and travel tips/hacks.
• Black People Travel & Network – This group was created for the love of traveling and networking. Meeting new people and learning new cultures. Supporting each other/ Black businesses. Let us share and inspire each other.
• (AA&M) African-Americans and Minority Travelers Backers and Road Trippers – Encouraging African Americans to Travel the world cheaply. With a Back Packing, Road Tripping and local travel. See the world. From international to nation.
• Black Travel Experience, Group Trips and More – This group is to help travelers find group trips, travel agents, and share experiences.

Black Women Only

• Black Women Travel – Bringing black women who travel the world together.
• Black Girls Travel Too – A unique and dynamic travel club with a fervent belief that women, specifically black women, being deserving of a seat at the table. Whether that table is at a street side café in Morocco or just off the coast of Zanzibar in the tiny fishing village of Stone Town, WE have the POWER and PRIVILEGE to choose.
• Black Girl Travel Movement   – Empowering * Inspiration * Sisterhood * Travel. Black Girls On The Go is an international organization dedicated to exposing black women to the healing power of travel. 
• Black Women Who Love To Travel – I enjoy seeing women of color celebrating life to the fullest and seeing their travels. This can also give others a chance to get ideas and share their traveling memories in a group. 

Black Men Only

• Black Travel Movement Men's group   – The BTM Men's Group is a place where the brothers and men of the Black Travel Movement can meet to discuss travel issues from a Black Man's perspective. Feel free to discuss any and all topics freely.
• The Black & Abroad® Man: A Group for Black Men Who Travel the World   – Welcome to Black & Abroad MAN, a group where black men with a common interest in international world travel can share their travel goals, experiences, recommendations, travel hacks, and more. Connect with other like-minded brothers by becoming a member.

LGBT Travel Groups

• LGBTQ Travel – Welcome to LGBTQ Travel. This group is for everyone who loves to travel any chance you get. From flying to another city for a pride celebration to traveling across the world for an adventure. A place to network and share your travel tips, advice and maybe find a couch to crash on.
• Man Expeditions ( Community Travel Group for Guys)   – The primary goal of this club is to help bring like-minded guys together through positive adventure travel initiatives and to build new meaningful friendships while giving back to wildlife & environmental conservation projects through our participation
• Lesbian Travel   – Welcome to Lesbian (& GBTQ) Travel This is a place where we can all connect. This is a safe haven if you are looking for travel tips, advice, or just want to meet some of your fellow queer travelers.
• Pride (Girls LOVE Travel ®   – #gLt Pride is an official subgroup of Girls LOVE Travel to have everyone have a place to talk and gab about experiences while traveling the globe and either being directly part of the LGBTQ community or supporting as an ally.
• Lesbian Travel Club   – This group is for discussion of Lesbian Travel.
• O&A Gay Travel   – A new gay travel web site with vacation options never before targeted to the gay and LGBT consumer; National Park Tours, California Wine Country, Pacific Coast bike tours, culinary vacations, Alaska adventure cruises, and so much more coming soon.

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Is there a good group for travelers (both male and female in one group ) over 50?

I’m not an expert in that arena, my audience is recent grads and 20’s, so I don’t know! I’m sorry!

Thanks, these are so helpful! I am curious if you have ever come across any legit, alive Brown/South Asian travel groups, would love to know some. 🙂

I’m looking for a Facebook group for individuals traveling on a safari to Kenya, Tanzania and Zanzibar or something close. All groups that I find are companies promoting their travel tours.

I’d recommend maybe looking for expat communities in Kenya or Tanzania. What’s your goal with the Facebook group?

Great list, I would also recommend the Travel Fashion Girl group, awesome for packing tips.

Thanks for the great list. Can you recommend any working holiday face book pages? I’m thinking of starting one.

I don’t know of any! If you make it, I will add it to the list 🙂

Great list! You should include Black Travel Lounge! https://www.facebook.com/groups/BlackTL

I ran across your web site. I loved it. I’m a 68 married female. I want to travel different states in the United States. My husband does not want to travel real bad. I would like to meet women who loves to travel also. What is the best Facebook travel site for that.

I think Girls Love Travel, and Solo Female Travel Network will be great for what you’re looking for!

Excellent suggestions!

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Even before I started blogging, Facebook travel groups were a great source of information for my travels.  Over time, some have stood out to me more than others either because they were extremely helpful or they have a strong community feel.  If you haven’t had a chance to deep dive into Facebook travel groups or you aren’t sure which are the best, I’ve got you covered!  I am an active member in all of the Facebook travel groups listed here and absolutely love them.  So without further adieu, here are the best Facebook travel groups.

What Are Facebook Travel Groups

Why join facebook travel groups, solo mom travel, 9 to 5 travel, wandering moms, black kids do travel, moms (girls love travel), tiny globetrotters: travel the world with kids, girls love travel, curvy girls travel guide, black travel movement, african american travelers, black world travelers, road to 100 countries, award travel 101.

A Facebook travel group is a group on Facebook that is dedicated to all things travel.  Some of them use special niches like family travel, travel to a specific region, travel for specific genders, etc.  Regardless of their niche, you’ll find a group of people all interested in that particular topic.

The goal of these Facebook travel groups is to provide information that other travelers might find helpful.  Think of them as an easy [and free] way to crowdsource information for your trip.

I love Facebook travel groups because if you find the right one, the members can usually provide a level of insight you wouldn’t find through a general Google search.  For example, I shared my post about things to do in Orlando besides theme parks in one of my favorite Facebook travel groups.  A local responded with an attraction I hadn’t heard of which I was able to add to the list.

Also, on a personal level, sometimes it is just nice to commiserate with other people attempting this travel life too.  Missed your connecting flight?  Came down with massive diarrhea at the tail end of your trip?  Lost your passport in the deserts of Morroco?  Chances are someone else in a Facebook travel group has experienced the same thing.  They can offer their support and usually provide resolutions that worked for them.

Best Facebook Travel Groups for Solo Moms

Whether you’re a single mom or just a mom that travels solo with your kids, Solo Mom Travel is the Facebook travel group for you. Participants crowdsource everything from trip ideas to travel tips. Connect with other like-minded solo moms in this wonderful group.

Best Facebook Travel Groups for Families

I couldn’t write this post about Facebook travel groups without including our own.  9 to 5 Family Travel group is dedicated to the average working family that wants to balance their careers and traveling with their children.  We share everything from school calendars to budget to tips/tricks to maximize your PTO.

Wandering Moms is hands down one of my favorite Facebook travel groups.  As the title suggests, the group is for moms that travel with their kids.  If you are a fellow travel family, you can find most of what you need here: itineraries, tips, and advice.  The owners of the groups also coordinate group travels [some with kids and some without] that you can sign up for.

Black Kids Do Travel is another one of my favorite Facebook travel groups.  With over 22,000 members, this group is packed with helpful information and travel inspiration.  It is run by the fabulous Karen Akpan of The Mom Trotter who regularly contributes helpful tips as well.   This is a must join Facebook travel group.

This Facebook travel group is dedicated to moms that want to travel with their kids.  This group is actually a subsidiary of Girls Love Travel, a large Facebook group designed for women that travel.  It is heavily moderated with many group administrators.  Posts can take some time to be approved and any topics deemed as unhelpful are denied.  Comments are also moderated and removed if offensive or against group rules.  The heavy overhead is helpful though because it guarantees an on-topic, clean, productive Facebook travel group.

Tiny Globetrotters is highly interactive and one of the best Facebook travel groups out there.  What I like the most about this group is that the members are from all over the world.  Many groups can be very centric on the United States but not this one!  It is global so you really get a variety of posts, questions, and ideas.

Best Facebook Travel Group for Women

This Facebook travel group has over 1 million members but somehow manages to maintain a small community feeling.  With that many members, it is heavily moderated out of necessity; posts can take days to approve and any threads that go awry are closed almost immediately.  However, I’ve learned of new destinations, given and received help, and online connected with some awesome ladies in this group.  Plus, they also plan group trips led by the group founder Haley Woods. This, by far, is one of the best Facebook travel groups on the web.

The Internet needs all the body positivity it can get – especially in the travel space.  That’s why The Curvy Girls Travel Guide is one of my favorite Facebook travel groups.  It provides a safe space for those that identify as women to connect and collaborate whether it be about plus-sized travel or just travel in general.

Best Facebook Travel Group for African-Americans

Despite some drama surrounding coordinated trips, Black Travel Movement remains one of my preferred Facebook travel groups.  There are over 400,000 highly engaged people in the group and it stays busy with posts every day.  The admins require that every post be informational so you are bound to learn a lot about travel in this group.

African American Travelers actually has roots as a travel planning company.  Their customers asked them to expand into forming a real community so African American Travelers Facebook travel group was born.  The group was created for folks to connect, share and inspire and it does just that.

There are many Facebook travel groups designated for African-American travelers. What makes Black World Travelers stand out is that they specifically state that they are “strictly for the classy Black professional traveler.”  Photography, recent travel news, and more are shared here.

Best Misc Facebook Travel Group

Don’t want a specific niche? Just want to learn about all things travel regardless of your family status, gender, or race?  Then Road to 100 Countries is the Facebook travel group for you!  There’s a little bit of family travel, a little bit of solo travel, a little bit of award travel — there’s a little bit of everything.

I’m the first to admit that I struggle with traveling on points [check here to see how we budget for our trips and here to see how we afford to travel ].  However, we’ve made big strides in accumulating miles and points and learning how to properly redeem them by being a member of Award Travel 101.  This Facebook travel group is filled with gurus that will help you get the most out of your award travel.

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The Best Facebook Groups for Solo Female Travelers

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If you’re a solo female traveler, Facebook is your greatest ally. Did you know there are hundreds of groups for solo female travelers – and pretty much every subject you could possibly imagine? They offer community, sisterhood and a network that spans across the length of the world. Whether you’re looking for somewhere to crash, a travel buddy, need a place to vent, pick up globetrotting tips or keep on top of the latest solo female travel news, you’ll find the best Facebook groups for solo female travelers here.

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Things to keeping mind about solo female traveler groups on Facebook

Many of these Facebook groups began as a few travelers coming together. While they may now have thousands of female members, they still try to provide the same feeling of a tight-knit community. If you’re planning to join these Facebook groups, you should be mindful of the following.

• In order to create a safe space where women feel comfortable, many of these groups are closed and will require you to fill in a request when joining them.
• Make sure you read the rules for each group and adhere to them.
• Don’t be afraid of reaching out in these groups, and members are incredibly supportive of one another.
• It’s not just about looking for travel tips, the reason why these groups are so successful among female solo travelers is they provide them with a network, companionship on the road and a sisterhood.
• If you’ve been feeling nervous about going on a solo adventure or looking to learn from other female experiences, these groups are a great resource. You’ll find that members frequently share stories and provide each other with valuable insight from their own trips around the world.
• Be an active participant.
• If you want to find a solo female group that fits your interests, have a look on Facebook. For example, you’ll find groups for people of colour, age-based, etc. etc.

1. The Solo Female Traveler Network

Amanda Black loved traveling solo but found that wanted a community to lean on while she was on the road where she could turn to for inspiration, sisterhood and support. To fill that void, she and some women she had met while traveling created a private Facebook group – the Solo Female Traveler Network back in 2016.

Today, this group has over 300,000 followers and six sub-groups. Black created this space not just for solo female travelers looking to get travel advice, but a place to share stories, experiences and make connections with other women on the road. This vibrant group is a must-join for female travelers!

See Also: Is Travelling Solo Fun?

2. Girls LOVE Travel

This global community of over one million members offers active and aspiring female travelers valuable insight and resources through safety, socializing and support. If you’ve been needing that a little encouragement to take the plunge and pursue your first solo adventure, the chances are you’ll find it here .

3. Conde Naste’s: Women Who Travel

With over 1.7 million followers, Conde Naste’s Facebook group, Women Who Travel , is a space where all self-identifying female globetrotters can join in the conversation about what it means to travel as a woman in this day and age. This Facebook group is an extension of their online Women Who Travel space, which shares travel stories written exclusively by female travelers.

Along with their online presence, they also host meetups, and you can sign-up to their newsletter to stay in the loop. Don’t worry if you can get to one of their offline events, they also have a weekly podcast that covers topics from things like saving and budgeting for a trip to how all-female trips bring out the best parts of travel! For more information check out this link .

See Also: 7 Modern Female Explorers Who Inspire Us

4. Curvy Girls Travel Guide

Given the need for more representation and diversity across the board, the good thing to know about the Facebook groups for solo female travelers is you’ll easily be able to find your people. This body-positive group for curvy and plus-sized female travelers provides a space for them to connect and collaborate. The Curvy Girls Travel Facebook group is just one example of how these communities create inclusive conversations for women from all walks of life.

5. Girls Who Travel

Founded in 2011, Girls Who Travel is one of the OG online female travel communities. Along with a Facebook group with 10,000 followers, they also have a website, Instagram and newsletter as well as additional groups that offer job connections and a book club.

In their own words, Girls Who Travel is an education and empowerment network for any traveler that identifies as non-masculine/non-male. Their mission is to empower women to explore beyond their boundaries while building a more connected and inclusive world through responsible global citizenship.

6. Solo Women Travelers

This Facebook group is dedicated to women that love to by plane, RV, boat, bicycle, on foot, motorcycle or car. The best thing about this group is that while it’s you’ll find an active community of female globetrotters, the conversation is simply limited to posts about travel.

They encourage their community to talk about everything from leaving behind old lifestyles to embracing new one, travel wardrobes, playlist, gadgets, tips and tricks, families, fears and accomplishments. If you’re looking for a space to meet like-minded women online this is it!

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10 Top Travel Vloggers On Facebook You Need To Follow (2019 Edition)

by Paul @ Travel is Life | Last updated Apr 6, 2022 | Travel Bloggers , Travel Tips & Resources , Videos | 0 comments

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Next month marks my one year anniversary into the world of creating travel videos. What started out as a side hustle to help me create social media share worthy content for my travel business, soon developed into a passion and is now one of my favorite parts of running Travel is Life. Please subscribe to my Facebook channel while you're here and follow along with my video stories. 2019 is going to be an exciting year!

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When I first got into my video making, I wanted to learn from the best, so I began paying closer attention to other travel video creators. Particularly I was interested in solo travel vloggers, as opposed to travel companies with big budgets or video curation channels that syndicated other people's work. And even more specifically, I was looking for Facebook travel vloggers, not YouTube vloggers. I've learned that different types of video content work better on each platform, and my style of mini-documentary travel stories cater more towards Facebook's News Feed discovery platform than YouTube's subscription based platform.

To give you an idea of how much more popular my videos are on Facebook, I just crossed 12,000 Followers on Facebook compared to my 344 Subscribers on YouTube – and I've published all my videos on both platforms. The ability to have my video content reach new audiences through Facebook's Share button is unrivaled on any other video platform at this time, but that's a topic for a different post.

If you're a travel video creator also looking to learn from the best, or you simply love travel videos and are looking for some new channels to follow, here's my list of travel vloggers on Facebook to follow in 2019.

Top Travel Shows on Facebook Watch (2019 Edition)

#1 – nuseir yassin.

By now, you've heard of Nas Daily , right? At least one of your travel friends have shared his videos in the past. (If not, you'll start seeing them everywhere now that you're paying attention.) Nuseir Yassin has created daily 1-minute videos on Facebook under the page Nas Daily for the past 953 days and counting. I've watched him build his fan base to over 10 million subscribers in the past 2 1/2 years.

He's one of the hardest working guys in the biz and has certainly earned his success every step of the way. He's recently announced that he will stop making daily one minute videos after he hits Day 1000, but hasn't shared what's coming next – although I'm confident he's got something spectacular is in the works. See my other article 21 Things I Learned From Nas Daily for a deeper look at his work.

On the subject of working hard, here's a great video from Nas Daily entitled Why I Never Take A Day Off . It's an inspiring one for any other video makers reading this post:

#2 – Mitch Summers

Mitch started his journey into video making with a show called The Unexpected Journey that was based on his “unexpected journey” of not only self discovery, but his journey in search of great stories about the people and places he met along the way.

I had the pleasure of meeting Mitch for dinner in Raleigh North Carolina earlier this year, and talking shop with Mitch made me realize just how little I knew about the technical side of video making – he's a real pro. (I consider myself more of a storyteller with a camera than a professional videographer.)

The day after I met Mitch, he flew to Canada to meet The Nas Daily Team – which he was invited to join. (Mitch's unexpected journey continued.) A couple weeks after that, he changed his page name from The Unexpected Journey to Mitch Summers so that he could diversify his videos away from just travel themed stories and tackle other topics that are close to his heart. However, names aside, he's still on the road full time and putting out travel themed videos which I know you'll love. His videos get better each week.

Here's one of my favorites from Mitch entitled The Missing Ingredient in Life . It's one of his more recent videos from when he began to tackle topics outside of travel:

#3 – Drew Binsky

I'll add that this list is in no particular order – because Drew Binsky is a pioneer in the travel vlogging world and certainly not in “3rd place” on anyone's list. (I just like to number things.) When I first got into creating travel videos, people kept asking me, “Have you seen Drew Binsky's videos?” – which at the time, I had not, but now I'm a regular viewer and you will be too once you see what he's all about. Drew's been on the road for almost 2500 days and counting, has visited over 140 countries since 2012, and plans on visiting all of them before he turns 30. Ah to be young again!

He recently started traveling with a full time cameraman and editor so his videos are evolving by not having to be the guy holding the camera anymore. We're able to see a lot more Binsky! Here's a great example of the type of videos you can expect on his channel. This one's entitled Most Unique Tribe in Asia? (LONG NECKS) .

#4 Andrea Valeria

I was introduced to Andrea's video channel It's a Travel O.D. by my business partner Stephanie Linder, who has been following Andrea's hybrid digital nomadic / traveler video channel since she first entered the world of digital nomadism, and I've been watching Andrea's channel ever since. She primarily vlogs about life as a full time traveler and her adventures working from the road through remote work opportunities. If you'd like to learn more about Andrea's work, she was kind enough to guest host an Internet Crash Course with Stephanie called Behind The Vlog where she teaches you how to get started elevating your brand and reaching a larger audience with video.

Here's a great one from Andrea and a classic example of her work and the types of subjects she tackles. This video is entitled Travel To Get Over a Breakup .

#5 Ariel Viera

I put out a request to my Facebook network to tell me to their favorite Facebook travel vloggers, and Andrea introduced me to Ariel Viera, creator of the Urbanist channel – the show that explores the history of cities. I love cities so I was excited to learn about Ariel's work. Whenever I fly into a new country to explore, I often start in its capital city because they are a great place to begin an adventure. You can typically get to anywhere in a country from the capital. Big cities are a melting pot of culture, history, and FOOD! What's especially interesting about Ariel's work is that he's built up a big following doing primarily Facebook LIVE videos. That's impressive to me. Live video is something I've been dabbling with on my personal profile the past couple months because I'd like to integrate it into Travel is Life in 2019. I'm excited to follow along with Ariel's channel in the coming year and learn from the Live Video Master himself.

Fair warning – his videos are long. Some of his live videos exceed 2 hours. Length comes with the territory of producing live, raw, and uncut videos. Here's an interesting one from Ariel entitled Epic History of Maine Lobster . This video is one from his edited collection so that you can an idea of his style in a short video, but it still has his live vlogging vibe:

#6 Nowhere Men

Andrea also introduced me to Alex, Brian & Eric – aka: Nowhere Men – three friends who have been traveling around the world together for the past few years making videos about real people doing inspiring things. Their adventure started with a 3 month drive around the world making a TV show, and then they took their videos to Facebook. Eric left the group to pursue an education in business school but Alex and Brian are still going strong – so stay tuned next year. They've got an exciting channel!

Here's a recent video from NoWhere Men entitled A Day in the Life of a NYC SHOE SHINER!

#7 Tyson Mayr

My friend Diana Godoy introduced me to Tyson Mayr's channel The Naked Traveller and two things caught my eye: 1) The name of his channel – because who hasn't thought about how much easier it'd be to pack for travel if you didn't need clothes! (Okay, he's not really naked…) 2) His appreciation for Ecuador – a country that I've grown to love after having spent 7 months of the past 2 years in Ecuador between other travels. (By the way, you might remember Diana from the video I did on about her and Alex's cafe in Quito Ecuador that has fostered over 100 dogs and cats. Tyson also met Diana through visiting Cafe Mosaico.) Tyson's been backpacking the world since 2009, and although he primarily documents his travels through photos via his Instagram channel, he also regularly puts out travel video content. I also read that he's got a project in the works with Nat Geo so be on the lookout for that.

Here's an example of the types of videos you can find on The Naked Traveller page:

#8 Rick Steves

Everyone in the travel biz knows Rick Steves right? Host of the tv show Rick Steves' Europe on PBS since 2000 and the radio show Travel with Rick Steves since 2005. Famous travel personality, author, and guide book creator. Did you know that he's also got a Facebook Watch channel? It's everything you'd expect from Rick Steves too – classic travel education. If you've always been a fan of Rick Steves, you'll also want to follow along with his Facebook videos which compliment his bigger work.

Here's an example of the type of videos you can expect from Rick Steves:

#9 Jake Wettern

My friend John Williams introduced me to Jake Wettern's channel iamjake – which documents his journey living in his Jeep Wrangler “Jade” with his dog Annie. From the videos I watched, I think Jake does a great job blending a raw vlogging style with edited/produced videos. His videos have got some production flair which adds to the quality, but still offers a freeform style as if you're right there living the adventure with him. I got wrapped up into his stories right away and felt like I was there with him and his friends.

This video of his from Baja Mexico is a great example of what you can expect on his channel:

#10 Christian LeBlanc

When I first got into making videos last year, my friend Jon Santangelo introduced me to Christian LeBlanc's channel. (You might remember Jon from his article on this site about living and working remotely in Makati Philippines .) On Christian's page Lost LeBlanc, he vlogs about leaving behind the corporate world and writing a new story for his life. The first videos I ever saw of his were from the Philippines – where Jon and I had recently connected. Jon had wanted to show me some of Christian's videos from areas that we had previously visited. Christian's got a nice laid back vibe to his videos and he'll show you some amazingly beautiful places around the world.

Here's one of the first videos I ever watched of his from the Philippines:

Who's your favorite travel vloggers on Facebook?

As you can probably tell, this isn't an official “best travel vlogger” list by any means, and there's no award for making the list. I only titled the post “Top Travel Vloggers On Facebook” so that people could easily find it on Google and discover these video creators. (However if you made it on this list, I will happily send you an official Travel is Life T-shirt if you'd like one. Just e-mail me your current mailing address.) The list is very anecdotal and showcases travel personalities who I've encountered, befriended, or pulled inspiration from this past year, as well as a few names that I was just recently introduced to.

The real reason I put together this list is to ask you…

Who's YOUR favorite travel vlogger on Facebook?

I'd love to continue expanding my horizon, discovering other travel personalities, and learning from video makers who are better than me. Consider this Top 10 List a starting point for discussion. Now I'd love to hear from you. Drop a link in the comments section to your favorite Facebook travel vlogger – or if you are one yourself, I'd love to see your page, so feel free to drop a link to that too. (For the sake of keeping this a safe place for my readers to click on links in the comments, please only leave direct links to pages on Facebook. I'll delete non-Facebook URLs.)

I feel like female travel vloggers aren't represented well enough here! That's my fault and unintentional. It's just the way the cookie crumbled when doing my own research and reaching out to my network for their suggestions. Although a love for travel transcends all genders, I'd especially love to hear who your favorite female travel vloggers are on Facebook so that next year's list can be more evenly balanced.

And while you're here, please be sure to subscribe to my videos on Facebook , or if you'd prefer YouTube , I'm on there too. Thanks for reading and happy travels!

PS: If you're a travel blogger or vlogger looking to grow your online presence and connect with other like minded travel professionals, check out my Travel Blogger Success Kit and consider joining Travel is Life Creators . We'd love to have you!

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150+ Very Best Travel Hashtags for Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest

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I love sharing my travel photos. Unfortunately, I feel like if I am sharing them without a proper hashtag, they aren’t quite as “cool” or “seen” as the photos other travel bloggers and photographers are posting with a hashtag. Hashtags have become very popular, and gone are the days when we knew that cute little symbol as a “pound sign” on the calculator. In this post, we’ll talk about what a hashtag is, why you want to use one, and then I’ll give you a whole list of travel hashtags. You’ve come to the right place for Facebook and Instagram Travel Hashtags!

Unraveling the mystery of the hashtag has been fun for this old grandma. I may be hip, but I’m still learning! Isn’t that part of the fun in this life? Learning new things and sharing them with others? Good news! I did the work of learning so I can share the info with you. You get to read up on the research I did for you! Let’s get into it!

What is a Hashtag Anyway?

A hashtag is that fun little crosshatch symbol that you see all over social media channels these days. Back in my day (I love saying that), a hashtag was known as a pound sign and we used it primarily to indicate weights in measurements when typing. Now, thanks to modern-day social media, including Instagram and Facebook, we call this little symbol a hashtag and it has a whole new use.

Instagram is the most popular place to use a hashtag. A post shared with a hashtag will look like this: #hashtagpost. The symbol # is followed by the words that relate to whatever it is you’re posting. If you’re posting images of travel photography, you should use hashtags with words connected to your travels and what you’re showing in your photo.

Tips for Why You Want to Use a Hashtag?

Personal use.

There are two simple answers to this. First, you can use hashtags to organize your posts and travel photos for organizational purposes. Hashtags are easily searchable on social media, especially on your Instagram account, so it’s easy to find your images back after posting them if you’ve hashtagged them. For example, if you put a common hashtag on all of your photos of your trip to Chicago with the girls, then, later on, you will easily be able to go back and search for those photos with that hashtag. If your friends all use the same hashtag, you will easily be able to find what they’ve posted as well. Choose a unique and specific hashtag, such as #smithgirlsdoChicago2022, so your images will all match in a unique and fun way.

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Professional Use?

The other reason you may want to use a hashtag is to showcase what you’re posting outside of your group of friends and family. If you are considering moving into the realm of social media influencer or blogger, then your goal on social media is likely to gain followers. Hashtags are perfect for this. Why? Because people can search and follow common hashtags. Even if you aren’t looking to make money out of your posts, it can be a whole lot of fun to see one of your posts gain likes and follows. A popular hashtag, like #puremichigan, will have many followers and would be perfect to use while showcasing photos of the beauty you see when traveling through Michigan. Others who have traveled through Michigan have used this same hashtag.

What Hashtags Should I Use?

Now that we have a basic understanding of what a hashtag is and why we want to use them, let’s talk specifically about travel hashtags and get on to the list of hashtags for you to use!

How Many Hashtags Should I Use?

It is entirely up to you how many hashtags you choose to use. Generally speaking, most social media channels allow a max of thirty hashtags per post. Somewhere between nine and eleven seems to be the magic number to gain the most followers if that is your goal. Each person chooses to use their hashtags for different reasons.

Popular Travel Hashtags for 2022

As of January 2022, here are the top popular Instagram hashtags for travel:

#travel #travelgram #luxurytravel #holiday #traveladvisor #beautifuldestinations #travelagent #wonderfulplaces #emeraldexperience #emeraldvalue #wanderlust #travelgoals #emeraldcruises #cruise #responsibletravel #tourguide #travelplanning #traveltheworld #tourleader #travelconsultant #traveler #travelplanner #rivercruise #adventuretravel #cruiselove #smallshipcruising #instatravel #sustainabletravel #tour #bhfyp

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And here are the Instagram travel hashtag runners-up!

#couples #wildlife #privatedepartures #cruiselife #datesoftraveltosuityou #travelexpert #sightdoing #adventuretour #lovebiz #eventtravel #guidedtours #bookwithatravelagent #privatecar #wildlifephotography #mayflowercruisesandtours #inspiration #sightseeing #planyourholiday #lynnepagetravelpa #caribbean #egypt #luxurycruise #africa #southafrica #safari #botswana #italy #travellater #vitaminsea #dreamnow

If you want to get creative and are less concerned with what’s most popular, check out some of these options:

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For Amazing Vacations

One of the best parts of a great vacation in this modern world is sharing your photos as you travel and enjoy the sights! Your friends and family can join in with you on your trip and see where you are each day. We’re never really disconnected in today’s world, are we? But even if you don’t communicate while on your trip, you may want to share photos after your trip. As we talked about above, a unique hashtag will point you and others to all of your common posts. Lucky for you, I have this great list of vacation-oriented travel hashtags! Feel free to mix and match your hashtags and even use these as a basis for creating your own.

#SunsOut #SunsOutBunsOut #Staycation #TravelDiaries #TravelTheWorld #ThrillingView #NeverComingBack #[AnyDestination], i.e. #Malibu or #SwissAlps #NatureLovers #DiscoverRelaxation #Recharging

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Amazing Scenery Photos

If you’re a photographer, and who isn’t these days with the high-quality cameras built right into our phones, you may want to begin using hashtags for your images. Enjoy these popular hashtags used among travelers and photographers in the industry. A great bonus here is that you might get you noticed by someone you admire in the field. It’s a bit of a longshot, but it can’t hurt!

#Photooftheday #MountainViewsAreTheBestViews #Nature #Beautiful #Photographer #EpicScene #NoFilterNeeded #IPulledOverForThis #EpicSunrise #EpicSunset #DestinationAmazing #BeautifulDestination #WonderfulPlaces

Traveling Lifestyle

Are you always on the road or do you make it a point to explore your local sights? Then use some of these common travel photography hashtags for you to use when showcasing your active, traveling lifestyle.

#WanderlustWednesday #TravelTuesday #AlongTheRoad #GirlBornToTravel #TravelingMama #TravelingGrandma #travellifestyle #TravelAddict #TravelPhoto #TravelLife #TravelDiaries #TravelPics #TravelAwesome #Wanderlust #TravelHolic #TravelBug #TravelingDog #TravelingCat #Wanderer #ItsAllAboutTheJourney #TheRoadIsCalling #AndIMustGo

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Road Trips and Adventure Hashtags

Everyone loves a good road trip! At least, this roaming grandma does! Here are some fun hashtags travelers love to use for that perfect road trip!

#RoadTrippin #WindowsDownMusicUp #IPulledOverForThisView #GPSForTheWin #Cruisin #BurningRubber #LifeInTheRearviewMirror #HitTheRoadJack #ShutUpAndDrive #TravelBug #MilesOfSmiles #SmilingThroughTheMiles #TakeTheScenicRoute #HeySiri #TheRoadIsCalling #PassTheAuxCord #TopDownHandsUp #RVThereYet #AdventureCalled #IAmNotLost #RevUpTheEngine #Recalculating

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Funny Travel Hashtags

Some people use hashtags to include a mini message with their posts. A funny travel hashtag is just the thing to put a smile on your reader’s face. Use one of these for your next tongue-in-cheek post.

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#AirplaneFood #KicksOnAPlane #AirportCarpet #TheySeeMeRolling #SuitcasePillow #NeverComingHome #OhThePlacesYoullGo #RoadSnacks #SeeYouNever

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For the Professional Traveler

If your profession allows you lots of travel opportunities, or if you are a travel blogger or photographer, check out any of these great choices for your Instagram posts. Travel photographers and bloggers use these hashtags for marketing and to gain followers.

#TravelLife #LiveIntrepid #LaptopLifestyle #NomadicLife #TravelBlog #TravelBloggers #TravelBlogging #BloggersOfInstagram #DigitalNomad #BloggerLife #ThatTravelBlog #Travelpreneur #WorkAbroad #NomadicLife #BloggersLife #BlogLife

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Wrapping It Up

Whether you travel for fun or work, and whether you post on social media for fun or work, you can benefit from a hashtag on your posts. After all, the sky is the limit when it comes to creating your hashtags. If you need a hashtag for something other than travel, you can use a site like THIS to give you ideas for just about any subject. These 150+ examples are just the beginning of the many, many, many options you can use when labeling your travel photos. Have fun! And if you have a favorite hashtag, please share it with me in my Facebook Group HERE or the comments below!

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25 of the Best Facebook Pages We've Ever Seen

Published: August 18, 2021

With more than 2.8 billion monthly active users, Facebook is a major player in the world of social networking. Businesses looking to market using Facebook have one major tool at their disposal: the Facebook Page.

Facebook Pages were specifically engineered for businesses. They provide a public home on Facebook for your brand, allow you to publish content, and let you see comments and feedback from fans and customers.

Facebook Pages are a simple tool, but they offer countless interesting business opportunities. There are some companies out there who really take advantage of the cool stuff you can do on a Facebook business Page to connect, engage with, and delight fans, as well as drive traffic to specific parts of their website.

So, we combed through the web to find the top pages to inspire your Facebook marketing strategy. But first, we answer the quintessential question: What makes a good Facebook page?

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What makes a good Facebook Page?

A good Facebook business Page accurately represents your brand, focuses on the customer, and answers for potential followers’ needs. The page should also entice potential followers to engage more meaningfully with your brand — whether by visiting your website, signing up for a free event, or joining your company’s Facebook Group .

In your Facebook page, you should have:

• A name that reflects your business in a professional and succinct way.
• An accurate page category that immediately tells users what you do.
• A description that establishes the benefits of following your Page.
• A profile picture that represents your brand and its colors.
• An engaging and descriptive cover photo that speaks to your customer’s core desire or pain point.
• A constant and steady stream of recently published posts that have links to other company assets and properties.

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Check out our free Facebook marketing course to nail down the basics; then, check out the Pages below for inspiration.

Best Facebook Pages

1. l.l. bean.

Page Likes: 1.17M

L.L Bean is an outdoor equipment store whose Facebook Page effectively focuses on the customer and engages visitors beyond inviting them to like the posts. The content it posts is highly relevant for its target audience: cool photos, videos, and tips for outdoor adventures, each with a link and a hashtag. The Page also includes tabs dedicated to events, open job opportunities, and stores.

The description is especially notable, telling users the value they’d receive if they follow the Page:

“Welcome to the official Facebook page for L.L.Bean! Follow along for inspiring outdoor stories and photos, expert tips and advice, and a community devoted to helping make the most of every moment outside. #BeanOutsider”

2. Intrepid Travel

Page likes: 601k.

Travel agency Intrepid Travel has put together a great Facebook Page — complete with a special tab that shows trip and tour reviews, and one that lets users search and save trips without having to leave the Page. For instance, if you’ve been dreaming of a family holiday in Scotland , you can save it and come back to it later. This ensures users return to Intrepid Travel and its offerings every time they visit Facebook.

The brand also consistently posts compelling videos and testimonies that'll have you itching to pack a bag and hit the road.

Page Likes: 3.8M

Shopify is an ecommerce website platform whose Facebook Page features engaging multimedia. While the photos section consists of branded infographics that share data from the industry, the video section is full of how-to clips you'd normally see in article form.

The company's case study series, "My First Sale," is what really helps the Page shine. Check out just one of Shopify's case studies from its Facebook Page below.

4. Salone Monet

Page likes: 1.2k.

Salone Monet is a footwear brand that has tons of great images on its Page. Most notably, the cover photo features the types of shoes it sells, and even more, the image reflects the founder’s mission: To create “color-inclusive nude shoes to match you & all your favorite outfits.” It also includes a "Shop" tab where you can begin browsing the brand’s shoes.

All in all, Salone Monet does a great job of creating a fantastic brand experience that doesn't require the user to leave Facebook. Plus, the Page has a widget above the "About" section that prompts visitors to ask them a question, increasing engagement right from the moment a visitor lands on the Page.

Page Likes: 2.9M

For a traditionally print magazine, Essence is almost all video now. But combined with its mesmerizing images and pop-culture-friendly articles, this publisher has turned its Facebook Page into the ultimate hub for hot takes on the latest entertainment industry news.

It doesn't even matter what medium you consume Essence in now — it's all just solid content to have on your news feed. And for as prolific and diverse as the publication is, its Facebook Business Page balances all of it quite nicely.

The company also broadcasts from Facebook Live every month. Check out its live video library below.

6. Dang Foods

Page likes: 22.8k.

The folks at Dang Foods have the unique challenge of having to find an infinite number of ways to feature a small collection of products so its social media content stays fresh and interesting. The key to its success? A wide variety of interesting visual content.

Much of its video and photographic content is centered around the ways its snacks are different from others in the industry. The products are Asian-inspired, and the brand is Asian-owned.

For instance, in the following post, it announces it’s one of the Asian-owned brands featured in a subscription snack box:

The one thing that its Facebook page is missing is more customer-centric content — but by centering its posts on company news, it can establish itself as a buzz-worthy newcomer to the industry.

7. Zappos.com

Page likes: 2.4m.

Zappos.com is known for great customer service, and it keeps that reputation going on its Facebook Page. For example, it has a badge in the "About" section that says it’s “Very responsive” to customer messages. That's a great honor — especially considering the fact that it has nearly 2.4 million followers. That’s a lot of people the company could potentially need to respond to.

The Page also has a small section dedicated to visitor posts, which features customer testimonials about Zappos' great customer service on and off Facebook. Not to mention, the brand is committed to responding to comments — and it isn’t afraid to have fun with the responses:

Customer service aside, Zappos has also fully taken advantage of Facebook's call-to-action button feature by placing a "Shop Now" button at the top of its Facebook Page.

8. McBride Sisters

Page likes: 32.6k.

McBride Sisters is a wine and spirits brand that immediately greets users with its Black Girl Magic line of wines in the cover photo. In doing so, it immediately appeals to its customers and exhibits its commitment to representing excluded voices in the industry.

While it mostly shares company news as opposed to customer-centric tips, it strikes the right balance by only sharing what its customer base cares about. For instance, in the following post, the company shares an upcoming event. If you’re a fan of Patti LaBelle and a lover of wine, you’d be compelled to attend — even if you don’t yet plan to buy a bottle of wine from McBride Sisters.

9. JetRockets

Page Likes: 119

First things first: JetRockets, a small web development agency, has an illustrated cover photo that is so fun to look at. As a result, the company gives visitors an early glimpse into its versatility and attention to detail.

As you can see from the image above, the company also features a call-to-action (CTA) button below the cover photo that tells users to "Call Now.” Right away, the button invites visitors to engage with the brand. With how quickly you must act to get customers' business, this is a valuable feature of JetRocket’s business Page.

While the Facebook Page's photo section is rich with employee photos showing off the company's culture, its feed is filled with a mixture of company news and testimonies that prove the effectiveness of its services and offerings.

10. Glamnetic

Page likes: 67k.

Glamnetic rocks Facebook. Its Page prioritizes the things it knows users care about most when visiting Facebook: tutorials, live streams, discounts, and giveaways. At every turn, it gives users the chance to get Glamnetic products for free.

Not only that, it’s constantly putting out relatable and compelling visual content that gets high levels of engagement from its fans. For example, it partners with a wide collection of influencers who represent its customer base, and it also presents its new products in time for the upcoming season.

Page Likes: 7.5M

BET, a news and entertainment company, leans on social media sites like Facebook to share its newest articles.

It does a great job of keeping its Facebook content fresh and up-to-date, which is especially important for a broadcasting company. Not to mention, each article it posts gains a ton of traffic as a result of its Facebook marketing strategy.

The folks that run the Facebook Page always find clever ways to keep the BET family connected and engaged using hashtags like #BETBuzz:

12. Helen Keller International

Page likes: 17k.

Helen Keller International is a charity organization that’s committed to decreasing poverty and preventing vision loss. It does a fantastic job engaging its volunteer and donor bases on Facebook. It right away invites donations by including a “Donate” button right underneath its cover photo, and its posts and photos feature the personal stories of patients who were helped thanks to the generosity of people like its Facebook Fans.

Its Page also offers tabs that allow you to create a fundraiser, browse careers, look at photos, and more.

13. Starbucks

Page likes: 36.5m.

Starbucks was an early social media adopter, and it comes through in the polish and features of its Facebook Page. The "International" tab leads you to its local Facebook Pages, so non-English-speaking fans can easily navigate to their country's Starbucks Page.

Beyond that, Starbucks uses its Page to showcase rich visual content, run contests for seasonal products, highlight job openings, and interact with followers. It takes a fairly minimalist approach and uses short captions, like it does in the post below:

Page Likes: 3.2K Likes

Hint is a Mexico-based marketing agency with a simple but effective Facebook business Page. Part of this impression comes from the company's consistent and on-brand posts. It immediately invites users to message the brand via WhatsApp, one of the biggest messaging platforms in Latin America.

One of this Page's premiere features, shown below, is its "Services" section, offering branded tiles that briefly describe Hint’s lines of business. From the unique and location-specific call-to-action to the warm color scheme, this business Page effectively engages users.

Page Likes: 1.3M

Adobe is a computer software company that could post all about software and technology all the time ... but it does a great job of catering its content to Facebook users, who tend to log on to socialize, read or watch fun content, or read the news. 

Its posts strike the right balance between conversational and authoritative. For instance, in one of its posts, it uses fun emojis while inviting users to celebrate World Emoji Day with an interdisciplinary artist:

Page Likes: 1.6M

Your customers can be your best sources for market research. The Canva Facebook Page places its Review tab at the forefront, whereas most Pages place the “About” or “Photos” tabs in the same spot. Customers have the option to post their unfiltered thoughts, recommend Canva, and share their opinion on their own Facebook Pages.

It also has a running series called “Design Stories,” where it shares touching anecdotes. 

17. EasyLunchboxes

Page likes: 272k.

With all that space in the cover photo, why not pair colorful visuals with a strong value statement? That's exactly what EasyLunchboxes does. It puts it all out there as soon as a user lands on its Facebook Page.

In addition to posting fun pictures, videos, and tips like "lunch box hacks," the Page also includes tabs that let users ask questions, sign up for the newsletter, follow the brand’s blog, and even get recipe and meal ideas. Overall, the Page is on-brand and clearly displays the utility of the product.

18. Pure Barre

Page likes: 334k.

For a company that's been around for over 20 years, Pure Barre has shown that it can keep up with the times on its Facebook Page. Its posts include a mixture of testimonies, challenges, and reposts from current Pure Barre customers. Overall, it keeps engagement high by posting lots of content, much of which features members' inspirational fitness journeys.

It also has a handy “Store” locator app within the page so that prospective members can easily see whether there's a location nearby. To ensure that users engage as quickly a possible with the brand, it includes a “Sign Up” button right below the cover photo.

Pure Barre also knows its target customer base quite well. For many, seeing people’s progress is key to making a fitness investment, so the Page includes reviews right next to the Home tab.

19. Stella & Dot

Page Likes: 530K

As a company based on creating flexible entrepreneurial opportunities for women, Stella & Dot relies on platforms like Facebook to help grow its business via word-of-mouth marketing. It’s a great example of an organization that's successfully built a community on Facebook.

Stella & Dot uses its Page to share styling tips with its social community, show how its pieces are designed and made, and post videos on how to wear its jewelry. All of its visual content is vibrantly colored and beautifully shot.

It has also taken advantage of Facebook Live by posting live videos of trunk shows, which can help prospective trunk show hosts learn how to do one — or just bring entertainment to anyone watching.

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20. Mabel's Labels

Page Likes: 215K

Like Zappos, Mabel's Labels — creators of high-quality labels for the stuff kids lose — has also taken advantage of Facebook's call-to-action (CTA) button feature with its "Shop Now" CTA, linking to its homepage.

In terms of content, it has mastered the art of posting the perfect balance of engaging videos, photos, and GIFs that align with the interests of its target audience: Moms who want their children to have a stress-free and positive childhood. For example, check out this photo it posted about the inclusivity of its products:

Mabel's Labels has also taken advantage of Facebook Live and posted tons of videos that would be of interest to its audience. 

Page Likes: 12M

UNICEF's Facebook Page is all about teaching Facebook users about its mission and giving them opportunities to get involved. For instance, they can click on the "Learn More" call-to-action button to visit the official website, or they can navigate to the "Guides" tab to browse through the organization’s guides on humanitarian values.

UNICEF also lets you create a Fundraiser straight from the Facebook page. The organization is known for creating powerful content to spread awareness and positive messages about current events. During the pandemic, for example, it created a video series to help individuals navigate hardship.

22. Black Lives Matter

Page Likes: 744K

Black Lives Matter is an organization whose Facebook Page is founded on uplifting historically excluded voices. In the same way, you can create a Page that highlights external experts on industry topics.

The organization’s posts include a mixture of Black history, organizational news, and political activism. Its video tab includes videos that bring attention to American issues, such as voting and abolition. In doing so, it effectively appeals to its followers and target audience.

23. Innclusive

Page Likes: 17.5K

Innclusive, an Airbnb competitor, uses its Facebook page to bring awareness to an issue by including an attention-grabbing statistic in its description. “A few months ago,” the Page’s description says, “a study conducted by Harvard University found that Airbnb hosts are 16% less likely to book users with ‘distinctively African-American names.’” In doing so, the Page immediately shows why the company’s services are needed.

It also invites users to book with them using a simple but effective line: “Come stay with us!” Another successful aspect of this page is its CTA button under the cover photo inviting visitors to sign up on the Innclusive website.

24. Rebundle

Page Likes: 363

Rebundle is a plant-based hair extension company that effectively conveys its ecologically centered products in its cover image and profile picture. It also invites users to engage immediately by including a “View Shop” button, which takes you to a page with pictures of its products in use.

In its posts, the Page shares company news, videos from other users, and photos of its customers successfully using the hair extensions.

25. Rhymes with Reason

Page Likes: 860

Rhymes with Reason is an education-technology startup that uses hip-hop music to teach vocabulary to students. It effectively uses its Facebook Page to spotlight stories from current and upcoming customers, share the Word of the Week, and highlight the artists it features on the platform.

Rhymes with Reason’s Page is an excellent example of striking the right balance between serving your target customers and sharing company news. In all of its posts, it uses its brand colors and aesthetic; that way, visitors can expect a consistent experience every time the brand publishes a post.

In its Community section, the brand allows anyone and everyone to tag them in posts, encouraging conversation and engagement.

Best Facebook Page Names

Your Facebook Page name would ideally be your business name — no frills and no keywords cluttering up the name. It should also be highly unique. Keep it simple like in the examples below:

These names work well because they directly reflect the brand and are simple to remember.

If you need name ideas for your business, check out more business name ideas to inspire you .

Let These Winning Facebook Pages Inspire You

Use these awesome Page examples as inspiration to finally create a Facebook Page for your business or as motivation to improve your existing Page. You don't have to do everything. Instead, focus on the core needs of your fans and customers, keep your messaging and imagery consistent, and watch your Facebook Page grow exponentially.

Editor's note: This post was originally published in March 2013 and has been updated for comprehensiveness.

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5 Best Travel Facebook Ad Examples (And What Works)

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As you probably already know, social media works really in the travel industry. As the largest social advertising platform with a reach of over 2 billion monthly active users, Facebook should be forming an integral part of your social advertising strategy.

Facebook's advertising platform is really intuitive which makes setting up an ad fairly easy, even for a first timer. However, getting an ad to perform according to your desired outcomes is a much greater challenge. In this post, we will take a look at a few Facebook ad examples for travel companies and highlight the key attributes that made them a success.

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5 Successful Travel Company Facebook Ad Examples

The first of our travel Facebook ad examples is TourRadar , a well-known online travel marketplace that specializes in multi-day tour group offerings. To boost conversions on their website they set up a campaign using Facebook travel ads and destination ads.

Results they achieved

The campaign was a great success, and over a twelve-month period they doubled their conversion rate and halved their cost per booking. Additionally, they reached over 1.2 million people with relevant ads every month.

Ad format used

How did they do it? They used carousel ads which provided tour headlines, gave prices, showed destination images, mentioned discounts, and had a call to action to showcase their tours to interested travelers who had browsed online but not booked.

To pack more punch, they also set up destination ads which used relevant images and product information to target people who had shown interest online in a destination. The goal here was to entice them to visit the TourRadar website. These ads were also directed to people who had viewed specific tours on their own website.

TourRadar targeted travelers who had already shown interest in a particular tour or destination with key information curated into one visually appealing ad. As a result of using their own first party data which they passed onto Facebook, they were able to fulfill the objectives of the campaign.

Trentino Marketing

Next on our list of success stories is Trentino Marketing . This public tourist board wanted to develop tourism in the very scenic Trentino in Italy. We’ve included them as one of our Facebook ad examples to show how they managed to raise awareness and reach new markets for the destination.

Campaign results

Their four-month Facebook advertising campaign saw a 4.2X year-on-year increase in holiday offers viewed, resulted in an 18.4% increase in organic search traffic on brand keywords after the campaign, and reached 13 million people across Europe and the US in that timeframe. Additionally, 1.5 million people viewed their videos adverts in full, indicating their relevance to the target group.

How did they do it

All of this was achieved using canvas with video ads and the carousel format. Canvas is an interactive media experience ad which encourages viewers to interact with it by swiping and clicking around to see it.

To kick off the campaign and grab travelers attention, Trentino used short eye-catching videos which encapsulated the scenery of the destination.

Next, they progressed to retargeting carousel ads to travelers who had either watched the video for a certain amount of time or who had clicked through to their website. These ads showcased the four different types of holidays travelers could to choose from.

Lastly, they set up five different travel Facebook ad examples in three different languages to take the final step and push conversions.

Ultimately the combination of ad formats captured travelers attention and drove people to the Trentino Marketing website. Furthermore, they helped raise the visibility of both the company as well as the destination on search engines.

Meliá Hotels International

As one of the best Facebook ad examples showcasing how dynamic ads for travel can be successfully used to target a broad audience and find new customers, we have selected  Melia Hotels International success story.

Their success story

The Spanish Hotel chain wanted to target new customers in the UK and drive down the cost per booking compared to their previous UK ad campaigns.

This time they managed to secure a 3.2X lower cost per booking, as well as a 2.8X higher return on ad spend compared to previous campaigns.

Ad solution

Melia Hotels had previously used dynamic ads for travel and been successful with it. However, they wanted to find a way to continuously draw-in new customers from around the world. This led them to try out the ad format using a broad audience target.

They ran their dynamic ads for travel with a broad audience target for one month and delivered them to people in the UK who had travel plans to a specific destination. The ads were customized to each individual, displaying a hotel in a specific destination that was likely to suit their needs.

Why they were a hit

After the trial run had achieved impressive results, Melia setup similar campaigns to run for all of its’ global markets. The very relevant and personally tailored experience that these Facebook ad examples delivered to their target audience made the campaign a huge success for the company.

Now we will take a look at an example of how Facebook ads for travel companies generated interest in El Al's flight fares and improved their click-through rate over a period of five months.

Campaign goals

The Israeli airline wanted to promote special fares and new routes, as well as increase flight searches on its’ website. Ultimately they achieved 5X more flight searches, had a 25% higher click-through rate, and 50% lower cost per flight search than previous campaigns using Facebook ad examples.

Products used

Using Facebook ads for retargeting with a website conversion ad objective, Fialkov Digital put together a campaign that saw El Al retarget travelers who had browsed flights within the last 21 days but not yet booked. The campaign featured ads showing the exact routes people had searched, and appeared across Facebook and Instagram. Additionally, they linked to flight auction site bid2fly to give travelers an even more attractive incentive to book.

Winning all the way

Because the Facebook pixel gives you the power to target a highly relevant audience, El Al was able to match their product with interested travelers. With a prominent CTA, their click-through rate shot up and their website views increased greatly.

Travel Department

To end off our list of Facebook ad examples that travel companies have successfully used to promote their business, we will examine a case study on Travel Department . This holiday company wanted to try out a new way of advertising, as well as boost awareness and sales.

Results of their campaign

They too worked with an agency, Wolfgang Digital. A three-phase campaign was put together and run for three months. Their video ads saw a 27X return on spend, the dynamic and slideshow ads saw a 30X return, while the dynamic ads saw a 131X return.

Formats used

To start with, they used video ads to showcase the stunning destinations and describe their expert services.

In the second phase, they retargeted carousel and slideshow ads to people who had interacted with videos from phase one of the campaign. Carousel ads allowed them to showcase up to ten destinations in one space, and the slideshow ads have almost the same effect of video ads without the related costs.

In the final phase, they used dynamic ads with the Facebook pixel to retarget travelers who had viewed products on the site or added to their basket without completing checkout.

The end story

Again, the various ad formats provided Travel Department with the opportunity to reach a wide audience. They were then able to narrow their audience down to those who expressed interest in their product and successfully target them with relevant ads.

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Creating a winning Facebook Business Page for tours & activities

By Rezdy — 25 Aug 2015

facebook   marketing   social media   tour operator

Updated October 2023 – As one of the world’s most popular social media platforms, Facebook holds great potential for your organization to promote its tours and activities.

What is a Facebook Business Page and why should tour operators have one?

A Facebook business page is an efficient method of utilizing social media marketing for tour companies. In the modern world, it is increasingly important for tour operators to have a presence on the social platform, to increase company visibility and community engagement. 

How to create a Facebook Business Page for tour operators

Creating a Facebook page is a simple and cost-effective way to expand the outreach of social media for tour companies. Consider the following elements when setting up a Facebook business page for tour operators.

When setting up your business account, make sure you have a recognizable profile picture and cover photo. At least one of these should contain the brand logo.

In the About section, include a summary of the product or service your company offers, alongside other relevant information like opening hours, location, and contact information.

Post regular content updates with engaging photos and videos of your company’s events or activities.

Optimizing your Facebook Business Page

Optimization helps your tour and travel Facebook page reach and engage with your business’ audience. Here are some simple steps to make sure your Facebook page is optimized as best as possible.

1. Make sure the details of your business are accurate and up-to-date

2. In Facebook’s categorization templates, select the type of organization you think best befits your business. For a tourism brand, you may wish to select ‘services’ or ‘business’

3. Engage with your community. Have a call to action to conclude your About section. Use hashtags in your content to drive engagement

4. Add as many page tabs as you feel necessary. Tabs you may wish to add include Reviews in order to allow customers to leave feedback, Events to see what your organization is hosting in the future, and Shop to let customers browse your offerings

5. Update and engage with your social media audience regularly. A Facebook page that has sporadic posts suggests a failing business. Likewise, a page that does not respond to its reviews suggests that the brand does not value customer relationships

Promoting your Facebook Business Page

Targeted promotion is an important component of how to sell tours and activities with Facebook. Below are four ways you may consider advertising your Facebook page to maximize growth .

1. Use your existing network

Add a link to the page in your newsletter, or put up an advertising poster in your shop that displays your Facebook page

2. Utilize other social media channels

Instagram stories your YouTube Shorts are the perfect platform to place a link to your Facebook page, alongside a short explainer video. Your website should also have a ‘follow’ button, or perhaps an embedded Facebook section

3. Advertise your page on Facebook itself

Utilizing Facebook’s native advertising capabilities is a paid yet great strategy for expanding your page’s reach and engagement. It’s an ideal platform to promote exclusive giveaways, special offers, and engage a highly targeted audience. By customizing your ad campaigns, you can reach individuals who are most likely to be interested in your tours and activities. Additionally, use it to boost the visibility of engaging posts, re-engage with users who’ve shown interest, and leverage detailed analytics for data-driven decisions, enhancing your Facebook Business Page’s growth and overall impact on your business.

4. Try offline methods of advertising

Advertise your Facebook page at in-person events your company holds, or network with other businesses to promote your page. You may also incorporate a small advertisement for your page, such as the Facebook logo and your page name, on any merchandise your organization produces

Examples of tour operator Facebook Pages

Below are some of the best examples of tour companies using Facebook effectively. Feel free to use these as inspiration for your own tourism marketing ideas on Facebook.

Facebook Page 1: Oz Whale Watching

Oz Whale Watching is a tour company that provides visitors to New South Wales, Australia with the chance to enjoy scenic cruises while catching a glimpse of a few whales along the way.

This company’s Facebook page has earned more than 8,400 likes, and for good reason. Oz Whale Watching regularly posts status updates with photos from cruises, many of which were taken that day. They also provide updates on the different species of whales they spot on their tours, and whether they sighted any whale calves.

This allows customers to see exactly what they will be able to enjoy while on one of their unique whale watching tours. Oz Whale Watching also uses their platform to promote special events, such as New Year’s Eve experiences and the Boxing Day Sydney to Hobart race.

The company has enabled reviews on its Facebook page, and it averages 4.9 stars.

In addition, the page has an app that links to its TripAdvisor reviews as well as a “Book Now” app that allows visitors to instantly access the company’s real-time availability as well as book an upcoming tour.

Facebook Page 2: Go Sea Kayak

Go Sea Kayak is an activity provider in Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia. Its Facebook profile has an astounding 19,000 likes, and this company knows how to engage its customers.

One of the most appealing things about this Facebook page is the fact that interesting and compelling photographs are posted on a regular basis. Images of bright, turquoise oceans draw the viewer in and ensure they keep scrolling down the page.

Some of the photos show customers enjoying their kayaking adventure, which keeps current customers and past customers interacting with the page. These kinds of posts also allow customers to share the images they feature in with their Facebook friends, which in turn generates greater company awareness. Social media for tour operators also includes user-generated content, so it’s important to encourage users to share their experiences online.

Other photos show incredible shots of the wildlife in the area, such as dolphins swimming or whales breaching in front of a group of kayakers. They offer a small glimpse into what it would be like to experience their tours. 

In addition, the company regularly interacts with its customers and responds to many of the posts on their page. Responding to comments also allows you to maintain your company persona, and leave customers with positive memories of their experience.

Facebook Page 3: Dropbear Adventures

Dropbear Adventures offers 3-day eco-adventure tours of Fraser Island in Queensland, Australia.

The Facebook page itself is visually appealing, with a unique profile picture that identifies the brand and a high-resolution cover photo that draws the visitor to the page.

It’s no surprise that the company has generated 4,200 likes. Dropbear Adventures uses its Facebook page to post breathtaking photos from its adventures that showcase the natural beauty of Fraser Island.

They also post unique promotions and contests that get their customers involved with their brand on a personal level. This engagement can be particularly necessary for a tour company that organizes tours spanning multiple days. If a customer will be spending a longer amount of time with their tour operator, then chances are they will use social media to determine whether the management is personable.

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The 22 Best Instagram Travel Accounts To Inspire You

Instagram is simple, it’s visual and it creates a quick emotional impact! It’s also a great way to discover new places around the world. No wonder I’m always seeking the best Instagram travel accounts to follow!

Even though I despise the direction Instagram is going, with self-proclaimed influencers spreading like wildfire ( beautypreneurs is a thing now…) I confess I do spend a significant amount of time there .

Sometimes double tapping cat videos. Sometimes stalking my friends. But I’m especially interested in new travel inspiration. And now I’m sharing them with you (the travel content, not the cats).

Best Instagram Travel Accounts to Follow >>

For this list, I tried to avoid hollow influencers who only use travel as a way of getting new backdrops for their own photos. The world needs valuable content, interesting things to learn and see and especially people who truly love to travel.

With no particular order, these are my favorite Instagram travel bloggers to feed your wanderlust (list updated May 2019). They are travel bloggers, Youtube stars, journalists or simple amateurs sharing real, honest, and interesting content.

Let’s get inspired!

1 @paulodelvalle

Paulo’s was one of the first accounts I followed in Instagram. He’s a Brazilian travel photographer, but mostly a storyteller. His amazing photos in the most varied landscapes inspired me to follow my own wanderlust dream.

Estou muito impressionado com a beleza dos templos e santuários japoneses. Cada um mais bonito que o outro! 😍 I’m really impressed with the beauty of the japanese temples and shrines. Each one prettier than the other! 😍 Tokyo, Japan. 🇯🇵 w/ @marlonduque A post shared by Paulo del Valle (@paulodelvalle) on Jan 3, 2016 at 6:11am PST

2 @youngadventuress

Liz is one of my favorite travel bloggers out there and Young Adventuress is a BIG SUCCESS in the travel blog world. What I particularly enjoy about her is how down-to-earth and unpretentious she is.

Her gallery in Instagram has bits and bobs from everywhere in the world, but mostly from the awe-inspiring New Zealand outdoors.

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Liz Carlson☀️Young Adventuress (@youngadventuress) on May 26, 2019 at 2:08am PDT

3 @treyratcliff

What I like the most about Trey’s body of work is that he’s not afraid of color. In fact, he’s all about color!

You can sneak peek his travel photography blog , displaying more of his amazing pictures.

View this post on Instagram Beautiful gondolas from above… the water looks almost Caribbean when the sun hits it directly from certain angles! #Venice #Gondola #Gondolas #DJI #Quad #Quadcopter #Phantom3 #Italy #Carnevale A post shared by Trey Ratcliff (@treyratcliff) on Feb 13, 2016 at 11:46pm PST

4 @Tourist2Townie

I’ve been a follower of Gareth’s videos on Tourist2Townie’s Youtube channel for quite some time. I’ve always been a fan of the very down-to-earth and humble way he approaches travel, still managing to be informative and truly helpful.

His his Instagram “is secondary” (his words, not mine), but still very much worth it if you ask me.

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Gareth Leonard (@tourist2townie) on Apr 10, 2019 at 7:17am PDT

5 @danielkordan

Daniel is a landscape photographer who shoots STUNNING pictures in remote places like Japan , Russia or Norway .

I have to confess I think this is one of the most inspiring Instagram accounts I’ve EVER come across. After all, 1M followers can’t be wrong.

View this post on Instagram Northern aurora at Lofoten islands. Vertorama (vertical panorama) of 2 horizontal photos. DanielKordan.com #Lofoten #northernlights #Norway #Fredvang A post shared by Daniel Kordan (@danielkordan) on Feb 21, 2016 at 8:15am PST

6 @bemytravelmuse

I found Kristin’s Instagram very recently and made an impact on me. It’s one of those accounts you can’t stop scrolling down.

Once a former investment banker in the corporate world, Kristin is a now a travel writer exploring the world full-time. You can follow her on her blog too. Judging by her gallery, I’d say she chose the right path!

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kristin Addis (@bemytravelmuse) on Apr 25, 2019 at 8:47am PDT

I’m going to be honest: I don’t know much about whoever is behind this account. In fact, I know nothing.

All I know is that the pictures here are breathtaking and make me want to go places. Apart from the visual element,there are also several inspiring descriptions. So Andy , whoever you are, you are awesome!

View this post on Instagram Look up get up and don't ever give up. Really excited that we just launched a program for @feedbacknation called "The Limelight" where we will be featuring artists who submit their story/photos I'm currently taking over @canon_photos for my latest trip to New York. Thank you guys so much for this amazing opportunity. A post shared by Andy To (@andyto) on Jan 27, 2016 at 9:43pm PST

8 @bueno_bonito_barat0_travelblog

A journalist with very itchy feet. Sarah did all of Central and South America by bus and she’s now focused on Europe.

On her blog she writes in Spanish mainly, but her pictures on Instagram speak by themselves!

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sarah Yáñez-Richards 🌎 📷 (@bueno_bonito_barat0_travelblog) on Jan 14, 2016 at 6:41am PST

9 @AlexStrohl

What I like about Alex’s gallery is how impactful his pictures can be. A photographer keen on the more remote destinations, he is able to translate the wilderness of incredible nature landscapes directly into his shots.

Alex is one of my top favorite Instagrammers out there, so I strongly suggest take a peek at his account. His photos will surely wow you!

View this post on Instagram Waking up on the shores of Lake McDonald, Montana.. #stayandwander A post shared by Alex Strohl (@alexstrohl) on Jan 25, 2016 at 9:11pm PST

10 @kristarossow

More than being just another National Geographic photographer, Krista has the amazing ability of telling a story. She’s in this list because of in-depth descriptions of her photos, which make the captures really come alive . With such an interesting gallery, she makes it so easy to travel along with her!

View this post on Instagram It was so normal in Myanmar to pass groups of young monks or nuns on the street or in temples….I even got cut off in traffic by monks on motor scooters! On my last night in Mandalay, I had just left the Sandamuni Pagoda when I came across these young Buddhist nuns draped in pink. I climbed Mandalay Hill into the sunset and who knows where they ended up. It is amazing how such disparate lives can pass in a flash…and how we smile at each other in our shared humanity. Thank you, Myanmar, for being friendly, welcoming, beautiful, and mysterious. I’ll be back and I hope that whatever changes as the country is opened to the world, that it doesn’t take the joy from the spirit of the beautiful Myanmar people. // #FujifilmX_US @FujifilmX_US @bhphoto #mywinteraway #FujifilmXT1 #Fujifilm @NatGeoCreative @NatGeoTravel A post shared by Krista Rossow (@kristarossow) on Mar 5, 2016 at 8:32pm PST

11 @breathewithus

Hugo and Cristina are a portuguese couple on a quest to explore the world’s best cultural and nature destinations. I’d say so far they are doing a great job!

Their website and Instagram are packed with useful tips and inspiring experiences. The Iceland collection is my favorite!

View this post on Instagram Road trip in Iceland? Don't forget to add the Snæfellsnes peninsula to your itinerary for landscapes and beautiful churches like this one near Hellissandur. A post shared by Breathe With Us (@breathewus) on Jul 15, 2015 at 3:40am PDT

12 @migrationology

Mark Wiens travels with a purpose: to eat food. Sounds like a great life purpose to me. Based in Bangkok , he combines his travels with indulging in the local foods and ingredients. The result is a colorful and yummy Instagram feed: a delight for foodies.

I have a problem with this guy’s feed though. I always get hungry!

View this post on Instagram This dim sum meal in Hong Kong was one of the 11 Best Meals I Ate in 2015! Check out the full list of 11 best meals on migrationology.com now! A post shared by Mark Wiens (@migrationology) on Dec 29, 2015 at 6:50pm PST

13 @theblondeabroad

Kiersten Rich is another example of a well-succeeded corporate woman who left everything for travel. And she really means it: she’s already got more than 40 countries ticked off her bucket list.

Her Instagram account is not all about travel, it’s also packed with lifestyle tips and experiences. The recent photos she took in Indonesia are quite awesome!

https://www.instagram.com/p/BCRwDPlo5Av/?taken-by=theblondeabroad

15 @theplanetd

Another heavy weights of the travel blogosphere. Dave and Deb have travelled to more than 100 countries in all 7 continents and Planet D is an authentic bible of the best travel advice and tips all around the world.

Their Instagram account is filled with incredible pictures taken in a huge variety of places. This one in Canada is one of my favorites.

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dave & Deb🔹ThePlanetD (@theplanetd) on Feb 4, 2019 at 7:00am PST

16 @girleatworld

I love everything about this profile. The concept, the name, the composition of the photos, and specially the tagline Eating my way around the world .

Originally from Hong Kong , Melissa Hie started this project because she felt awkward asking strangers to take pictures of her. So she started taking food selfies! On her Instagram you can find a bag of dutch fries in Amsterdam a corn bread in Indonesia , or this koulouri in Greece . I’m hooked!

View this post on Instagram A post shared by ❤️ Mel's Food & Travel log (@girleatworld) on Oct 21, 2018 at 5:56pm PDT

17 @jackharries

Jackson is the real deal. During his gap year in England , he started a documentary series in YouTube about his personal life and travels. This series eventually made him famous in the online world with MILLIONS of followers on his Instagram account.

Apart from being a filmmaker and producer, he’s now a climate change activist and a very interesting personality to follow.

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jack Harries (@jackharries) on Aug 3, 2018 at 5:18am PDT

18 @jonathan_irish

Jonathan is a professional travel photographer, who used to be part of the National Geographic staff. In 2016, he was on a quest to visit all of the 59 U.S. National Parks during the centennial of the National Park Service.

View this post on Instagram Starry, starry night. We setup our @rei tent on a cold, clear evening in the Smokies and watched the stars roll by. Even though it was just past a full moon, the stars were brilliant. On to the next park ! The Great Smoky Mountains National Park (7 of 59) Shot with FUJIFILM X-T1 and XF16mm F1.4 lens #59in52 #onassignment #findyourpark @natgeo @natgeocreative @natgeotravel @fujifilmUS @fujifilmx_us #fujifilmx_us #myfujifilm #myinstax #X-T1 @instax @usinterior @nationalparkservice @airstream_inc @goparks @reallyrightstuff #ad A post shared by Jonathan Irish (@jonathan_irish) on Mar 4, 2016 at 7:45am PST

19 @calsnape

Vancouver-based Callum Snape is the photographer I aim to be one day. Stunning landscapes, elegant editing, unexpected results. Follow especially if you’re into dreamy arctic backgrounds.

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Callum Snape (@calsnape) on Apr 18, 2019 at 8:48pm PDT

20 @lovedeathtravel

Despite the daunting name, don’t worry, this account is only about love and travel.

The list of places featured in this gallery is huge, each one more beautiful than the other. I love how he enriches his already-stunning pictures with inspiring lyrics in his descriptions.

View this post on Instagram "And when the cold wind blows we'll wake up on the other side/ Where the sunlight sounds like moonlight in our ears.." [Akron/Family] • Set-up the cables because I'm coming for ya Half Dome. See you at the top. • ↯ Tunnel View Yosemite National Park #NPS100 #findyourpark A post shared by ⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀BEN (@lovedeathtravel) on Aug 5, 2016 at 11:11am PDT

21 @uncornered_market

Uncornered Market is a travel project founded by Daniel and Audrey, a relentless couple who have visited more than 90 countries.

Besides their top-notch travel photography and insights into theyr daily wanderlust, I love how they describe themselves: a “husband-and-wife storytelling team”.

View this post on Instagram Palm Tree Point, Port Douglas. I'm a big fan of the well-timed appearance of a sailboat. If you grab just the right shady spot of choice at Rex Smeal Park, you get to watch them here off the Queensland coast all day long. Australia #lazysunday A post shared by Daniel Noll & Audrey Scott (@uncornered_market) on Jan 24, 2016 at 4:30pm PST

22 @johnnywharris

Mostly known for his Vox’s videos – including my all-time favorite Vox Borders project – Johnny Harris is a self-made videographer with huge skills.

On his Instagram account he shares some extras of the fantastic content he’s able to create.

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Johnny Harris (@johnnywharris) on Sep 24, 2018 at 5:56pm PDT

EXTRA: ME! (@bruno_mb)

In a shameful act of self-promotion, I had to squeeze myself in! It feels damn good to even be featured in the same list as these amazing list of Instagrammers!

My account is still a little fish in a world of travel sharks out there. My first photos in Instagram were taken in 2012 with a crappy camera phone (#throwbackshame). I like to think that I’ve improved by now. And I hope I can continue to get better every shutter at a time!

View this post on Instagram A post shared by BRUN🌎 (@bruno_mb) on Jun 25, 2019 at 9:03am PDT

Other inspiring Instagram travel accounts to follow:

• Beautiful Destinations
• Lonely Planet Traveller
• National Geographic
• National Geographic Travel

Let’s connect!

Impossible not to feel spirited after scrolling such beautiful pictures, right?

If you are on Instagram let’s connect and make sure you follow these amazing bunch of travellers too!

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