10 Tumblr sites that are making travel more interesting
Skift Take
Can Yahoo use Tumblr to reinvigorate its company as a whole and, along the way, lift its travel products out of the doldrums?
Reports this weekend from AllThingsD point to Tumblr being acquired by Yahoo for nearly $1.1 billion. Although popular, unlike Pinterest or Twitter it has yet to become a necessary part of any brand's content strategy.
But that doesn't mean people aren't doing interesting things on the platform.
We looked at sites that are adding something new to the web or, if they're curating something else they found, at least adding their own distinctive twist. It's often used by bloggers looking for a fast way to share a distinctive, expert voice or brands looking to experiment under the radar. We've collected ten that tumbl travel well.
Discover more travelers, travel companies, and expert advice on Tumblr's self-curated list of the most important travel Tumblrs.
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