Travel Ad Network continues to grow
ADOTAS — Travel Ad Network has brought BedandBreakfast.com and Inns.com into the fold.
The travel ad network in travel now has 200 travel planning sites and its audience in the United States has grown to 11 million and 19 million worldwide, larger than TripAdvisor, Yahoo Travel, or AOL Travel.
BedandBreakfast is a worldwide listing of over 7,000 inns and bed and breakfasts. BedandBreakfast allows visitors to shop by destination, see amenities, prices, and more. Visitors can research properties, read detailed user-generated reviews, and view more than fifty thousand property photos to find the a bed and breakfast.
Inns.com is a direct portal to a wide variety of independent lodgings, no chain motels or hotels. The site offers geographic and amenity search functions, making it easy to locate a property by state, city or region. Additionally, Inns.com is supplemented by tourism information, with links to state and regional lodging organizations. Users can access innkeepers’ phone numbers and websites for closer inspection of properties.
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