In big cities or foreign countries, travelers like to know which public transportation options are best. You can also write about places where it’s best to get a rental car, or where you’ll want to rely heavily on subways, taxis or walking. This can be part of a larger “what to do” article, but if you find a place that has enough options and content, it can work as a standalone article.

Traveling with kids – especially babies and toddlers – brings a whole new level of research and prep work to the table, even for quick weekend trips. The first few trips my wife and I took with our baby twins were a real wake-up call compared to the casual, jam-packed trips we normally took as a couple. Fortunately for blogger, this means lots of content opportunities for travelers with kids.

Travel attractions vary by place and season – what you do in NYC during the summer is a lot different than what you do there in the winter. By covering one specific season, you’re able to make a useful, unique list of things to do that’s more helpful than a generic checklist that might not apply throughout the whole year. In addition to things to do, you can also look at where to eat with kids