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You need a portfolio. If your portfolio is online, it provides you with credibility, and can generate opportunities and income also.
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~ Trisha Miller, Editor-in-Chief
Book Review: Travel Writer’s Guide
By JoAnna Haugen
[13 Feb 2012|2 Comments]
The travel writing journey is different for everyone,…
… and how you get where you’re going is often a matter of connections, good ideas, strong writing skills and a little bit of luck.
I’ve never stumbled across step-by-step instructions on how to become a successful travel writer, but if such a thing existed, Travel Writer’s Guide [...]
A-BROADening Experience
By Susan Farewell
[6 Feb 2012|4 Comments]
As an international travel writer, I’m routinely asked these same three questions from people I meet:
1) What’s you favorite place in the world?
2) How did you become a travel writer?
3) How can I (or my college-bound teen) become a travel writer?
For this post, I am skipping the first two and just zooming in on #3—which is usually the [...]
Taking a Look at Your Own Backyard
By Karen Gibson
[23 Jan 2012|4 Comments]
Victorian towns with a touch of the Old West swaggering out the saloon doors.
Stickball in a 19th century Native American village. Discovering over 500 varieties of soda. A wildlife refuge where Teddy Roosevelt once hunted with Comanche war chief Quanah Parker. Celebrating a centennial. Oil barons and their riches. Experiencing the sights and smells of [...]
Are You Cut Out to Be a Travel Writer?
By Susan Farewell
[2 Jan 2012|10 Comments]
If you’re already an established travel writer, you’ve heard it dozens of times.
“Oh what I would do to have your job!” Indeed, the life of a travel writer can be an enviable one, but at the same time, it’s not for everyone. Take a few minutes and answer the following 12 questions. Jot down [...]
How I Get My Travel Stories
By Susan Farewell
[13 Comments]
After recently attending a NYC press event, I noticed three bloggers wrote about the news that had been announced, the very next day.
It was then tweeted, retweeted, posted and shared around on Facebook. I’m assuming at least a portion of the paper magazines that were represented at the lunch will also run [...]
7 Travel Photography Tips
By Christopher Lin
[11 Comments]
Photography is the world as seen through the eyes of the photographer.
In the same way that two writers would tell two completely different accounts of the same moment, two photographers will likely photograph the exact same scene, the exact same moment in two completely different ways.
This similarity between writing and photography is [...]
Taking a Look at Your Own Backyard
By Karen Gibson
[4 Comments]
Victorian towns with a touch of the Old West swaggering out the saloon doors.
Stickball in a 19th century Native American village. Discovering over 500 varieties of soda. A wildlife refuge where Teddy Roosevelt once hunted with Comanche war chief Quanah Parker. Celebrating a centennial. Oil barons and their riches. Experiencing the sights and smells of [...]
TBEX10 Conference Recap
By Trisha Miller
[47 Comments]
Most of you reading this know that TBEX10 was held this past weekend, in New York City.
Some of you also know that I was there, because we finally got to meet in person (yaay!).
No doubt you’ll be reading many “wrap-up” posts from any of the several hundred bloggers who also attended, as well as view [...]
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