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Luxury Explorer adds RSS
Up market accommodation website Luxury Explorer has added an RSS feed designed to eliminate the need to trawl through different web pages to find latest travel news and offers.
The ‘Really Simple Syndication’ technology delivers only content that is relevant to the user, directly to the desktop, avoiding the need to click from site to site.
Luxury Explorer is starting by RSS-enabling all its ‘5-Star Special Offers’, meaning that subscribers to the service will receive the best offers as soon as they are posted on www.luxuryexplorer.com.
Included in the RSS feeds will be limited-availability exclusives, such as ‘seven-nights for the price of five’ at Carlisle Bay, Antigua.
The Luxury Explorer RSS service is provided by internet services consultancy Nucleus.
Report by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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