Since launching earlier this year, EquestrianAdventurer.com has quickly become the leading travel resource for horseback riders, its Vacation Guide listings recently topping 50 destinations worldwide.
July 25, 2006 (Press Release) --
Since launching earlier this year, EquestrianAdventurer.com has quickly become the leading travel and adventure resource for horseback riders.
When the site officially launched in March, the Equestrian Adventurer Vacation Guide listed a small but varied group of equestrian vacation destinations. These listings represented luxury riding resorts, riding tours, training centers and guest ranches in selected parts of the world.
Now, less than five months later, Equestrian Adventurer's Vacation Guide has grown to include more than 50 vacation options all over the globe, thanks to a rigorous promotional campaign and positive word of mouth.
The 50th listing spot went to Coffee Creek Ranch, a Californian guest ranch, book ended by two exciting rides in South America from outfitter Ride Andes - one in Ecuador and one in growing vacation hot spot, Uruguay.
EquestrianAdventurer.com has also developed a terrific relationship with the Dude Ranchers' Association, helping to market and promote its members. In addition, Equestrian Adventurer is currently in discussion with two large riding tour companies to help promote their offerings on the web site.
The Equestrian Adventurer travel column brings the world of horseback vacations to regional riding magazines across the United States, as well as online riding magazines in Australia and New Zealand. Selected “Adventures in Riding” features appear regularly on the extremely popular equestrian web site, Horsecity.com.
With even more features coming soon, Equestrian Adventurer is the ultimate travel resource for riders from all disciplines, and from all over the world.
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EquestrianAdventurer.com (http://www.equestrianadventurer.com) is the leading travel and adventure resource for horseback riders, with an Equestrian Vacation Guide containing information on guest ranches, riding holidays, luxury riding resorts and training centers around the world, as well as feature articles, the "Horses on Holiday" blog, guest reviews, a reader forum and more.
When the site officially launched in March, the Equestrian Adventurer Vacation Guide listed a small but varied group of equestrian vacation destinations. These listings represented luxury riding resorts, riding tours, training centers and guest ranches in selected parts of the world.
Now, less than five months later, Equestrian Adventurer's Vacation Guide has grown to include more than 50 vacation options all over the globe, thanks to a rigorous promotional campaign and positive word of mouth.
The 50th listing spot went to Coffee Creek Ranch, a Californian guest ranch, book ended by two exciting rides in South America from outfitter Ride Andes - one in Ecuador and one in growing vacation hot spot, Uruguay.
EquestrianAdventurer.com has also developed a terrific relationship with the Dude Ranchers' Association, helping to market and promote its members. In addition, Equestrian Adventurer is currently in discussion with two large riding tour companies to help promote their offerings on the web site.
The Equestrian Adventurer travel column brings the world of horseback vacations to regional riding magazines across the United States, as well as online riding magazines in Australia and New Zealand. Selected “Adventures in Riding” features appear regularly on the extremely popular equestrian web site, Horsecity.com.
With even more features coming soon, Equestrian Adventurer is the ultimate travel resource for riders from all disciplines, and from all over the world.
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EquestrianAdventurer.com (http://www.equestrianadventurer.com) is the leading travel and adventure resource for horseback riders, with an Equestrian Vacation Guide containing information on guest ranches, riding holidays, luxury riding resorts and training centers around the world, as well as feature articles, the "Horses on Holiday" blog, guest reviews, a reader forum and more.
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