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I have had this idea for years now and would finally like to fulfil it! I was always bothered by text-heavy travel blogs. Therefore, I aim to have a Web-GIS based travel blog in two years time. The idea is to start the homepage with a user-friendly map showing my travel routes worldwide linking it to photo albums and text. The map itself would show major information like the actual travel route and highlight places with recommendations linked to further texts.

Unfortunately I have no idea about how such a process could possibly start. I know I need way more info on how to create a homepage. So far I'm only experienced in desktop GIS versions. I hope you can give me some first hints and links. Things I haven’t thought about to start the project.

PolyGeo
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You should definitely check out the work of Bjørn Sandvik at the Thematic Mapping blog. Very inspirational stuff with lots of technical walk-throughs, and a good mix of desktop GIS and programming.

A recent example looks at mapping out a cross country ski trip: http://blog.thematicmapping.org/2015/03/nordryggen-on-skis-for-25-days-creating_20.html

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  • I think this is pretty close to what OP has in mind. From the same author there is Leaflet Photo: http://blog.mastermaps.com/2014/08/showing-geotagged-photos-on-leaflet-map.html And if self-hosting the images: http://gisforthought.com/self-hosted-leaflet-photo/ – HeikkiVesanto Nov 30 '16 at 13:53