Help more travelers discover what makes your hotel special.
Travellers are changing how they find hotels.
They still use Google and booking websites. But increasingly, they’re also asking AI tools like ChatGPT for personal hotel recommendations.
And their questions are getting more specific.
- Which hotel in Taipei has the most extensive breakfast?
- Where can I find a hotel with a large swimming pool for doing laps?
- Which hotel in Tokyo has the best-equipped gym?
- Where can I stay in Taiwan with a private hot spring and a mountain view?
- Which boutique hotel in Hanoi offers the best value for money?
These are questions that hotel websites and booking platforms don’t always answer in detail.
That’s where Lost Luggage Travels comes in.
I create detailed, first-hand hotel features that help travelers understand what makes your property special — and give search engines and AI tools more reasons to recommend it to the right people.
Why independent hotel coverage matters
1. Travellers are using AI to plan their trips.
According to Phocuswright’s 2026 travel research, 56% of surveyed US travelers used AI for at least one trip in the previous year.
Travellers are using AI to compare destinations, find hotels and plan their stays.
2. AI gets information from online sources.
When someone asks an AI-powered search tool for hotel recommendations, it can use information from hotel websites, independent travel articles, reviews and other online sources.
The more useful and detailed information available about your hotel, the more opportunities AI tools have to understand what makes it special and when to recommend it.
Google’s guidance on AI search also highlights the value of original content and first-hand experience.
3. Independent articles help travelers make decisions.
A hotel website tells travelers what a property offers.
An independent travel feature can show them what staying there is really like.
How extensive is the breakfast? What equipment is available in the gym? Is the swimming pool suitable for exercise? What makes the location convenient? Who would enjoy staying here most?
These details help travelers compare their options and choose the right hotel.
My goal is to help travelers, Google and AI tools understand what makes your hotel worth choosing — down to the details that set it apart.
What I create
Independent hotel features
Detailed, first-hand articles published on Lost Luggage Travels, my independent travel website focused on East Asia and Southeast Asia.
Each feature explores what makes your property worth choosing, from the rooms and facilities to food, service, location and the overall guest experience.
The content is designed to remain useful long after publication.
Search-focused travel guides
Travellers don’t always search for a hotel by name. Sometimes, they start with a specific need.
Hotels in Taipei with great breakfast.
Best hot spring hotels in Taiwan.
Boutique hotels in walkable neighbourhoods.
I create destination guides, hotel comparisons and recommendation articles based on the questions travelers are already asking.
These articles help introduce hotels to people who may not have heard of them yet.
Supporting visual content
I use my own travel photography to bring hotel features and destination stories to life.
Where it supports the story, I can also include short video clips or simple social media visuals.
My main focus is editorial storytelling and content marketing, with visuals that help readers understand and experience a place.
How your hotel benefits
More useful information about your hotel online
An independent article gives travelers, search engines and AI tools another source of detailed information about your property, its facilities and what makes it different.
A clearer reason to choose your property
I focus on the details that distinguish your hotel from other properties in the area, helping travelers understand who it’s right for.
Visibility beyond your own website
Your hotel can also appear in relevant destination guides and recommendation articles on Lost Luggage Travels.
For example, a hotel with an exceptional breakfast could be included in a guide to Taipei hotels for food lovers. A resort with a beautiful swimming pool might feature in an article about the best hotel pools in Vietnam.
These articles introduce your property to travelers who are searching for a particular experience, even if they don’t know your hotel exists yet.
Content that continues working for years
Unlike a social media post that quickly disappears from people’s feeds, a useful travel article can continue attracting readers through Google and other search tools for months or even years.
Professional content marketing expertise
I bring my professional experience as a copywriter and content marketer to every project, combining search research, clear writing, persuasive storytelling and first-hand travel experience.
Who I work with
Lost Luggage Travels focuses on East Asia and Southeast Asia.
I work with:
- Boutique hotels and independent properties
- Luxury hotels and resorts
- Hot spring hotels and unique stays
- Tourism boards and destination partners
- Travel and experience providers
I collaborate with properties and brands that offer something genuinely worth sharing with travelers.
Paid editorial partnerships
I work with hotels and travel brands on paid editorial partnerships.
Projects can include an independent hotel feature, inclusion in relevant destination guides and supporting visual content.
Each collaboration is planned around your property’s strengths, your target guests and the information travelers are looking for.
All published recommendations reflect my genuine experience and editorial judgement. Paid partnerships are clearly disclosed.
Let’s work together
Have a hotel more travelers should discover?
Tell me about your property, what makes it special and who you’d like to reach.
I’d love to explore how a detailed, independent travel feature could help more people discover your hotel.
Looking forward to talking to you,
Maja from Lost Luggage Travels — Travel recommendations worth carrying with you.