What Can We Do For You?
We can help you find your voice in the exciting world of online travel journalism.
I believe you should have your own travel writing web site which you nurture into a career.
You need a portfolio. If your portfolio is online, it provides you with credibility, and can generate opportunities and income also.
We focus on travel writing because my Team and I have years of experience in writing online travel content, as well as the technical skills to help you succeed online.
~ Trisha Miller, Editor-in-Chief
The Road to Passionate Travel Writing
By Veronica Pamoukaghlian
[30 Aug 2010|8 Comments]
The first time I went to Greece was in 1997.
I had decided to see a bit of Europe after spending some months on the island of Ibiza.
As things were, I had picked up a German copy of Henry Miller’s “The Colossus of Maroussi” a book that I still keep albeit in a rather [...]
Make the Most Out of a Writing Workshop
By Prime Sarmiento
[23 Aug 2010|One Comment]
Writing is my passion and my livelihood.
This is why it’s important for me to join a writer’s workshop as I consider it both as a treat to myself and a career investment.
Going to a three day workshop allows me to have a break from the daily stream of news that passes through my inbox [...]
Writing The Perfect Lodging Review
By Nancy Brown
[13 Aug 2010|11 Comments]
My name is Nancy Brown and I have a confession to make: I sleep around a lot.
Now don’t take that wrong. I’m a lodging editor.
I review two properties a week and I’m paid to sleep in other people’s beds.
While this may sound like an ideal job, the type of travel writing I [...]
Travel Photography Tip: Create a Smile Circle
By Trisha Miller
[11 Aug 2010|3 Comments]
Today’s Post is a re-print from professional travel photographer David Smith.
David has generously given us permission to publish an article that was originally featured on his own blog, Interface Images, titled “Cool Photographer Tip: David’s Smile Circle Group“.
Since most travel writers and bloggers these days are also serving double-duty as travel photographers, many of us [...]
The Travel Writer’s Handbook
By JoAnna Haugen
[One Comment]
Reviews for The Travel Writer’s Handbook (Subtitled: How to Write – and Sell – Your Own Travel Experiences) by Louise Purwin Zobel and Jacqueline Harmon Butler call it “brilliant and highly informative … everything I would want to know about travel writing technique” (Carol Guanzon of Scenic World) and “the best on the subject I’ve [...]
Ten Tips for Self Editing
By Trisha Miller
[15 Comments]
It’s a fact.
Writers must be good at self-editing to really succeed in print these days.
Many print publications – as well as some online news/magazine websites and large e-zines – have downsized their editing staff, and yet still want to maintain their high standard of editorial quality.
Thus, when faced with the choice of accepting submissions [...]
Make the Most Out of a Writing Workshop
By Prime Sarmiento
[One Comment]
Writing is my passion and my livelihood.
This is why it’s important for me to join a writer’s workshop as I consider it both as a treat to myself and a career investment.
Going to a three day workshop allows me to have a break from the daily stream of news that passes through my inbox [...]
Review: Understanding Google Analytics
By Trisha Miller
[5 Comments]
A couple of months ago I was honored and privileged to be asked by Andy Hayes to review an advance copy of a new eBook from Travel Online Partners.
Many of you already know Andy through social networks and his consumer travel website and travel blog, “Sharing Travel Experiences“, but you may not know that Andy [...]
