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.....Contact Me anytime.
2nd Annual WiFTy Scholarship Announced
By Trisha Miller
[12 Mar 2010|One Comment]
This week the International Food Wine andTravel Writers Association announced their second annual Scholarship competition, called WiFTy (a combination of the letters of Wine, Food, and Travel).
And for the second year in a row, Travel Writers Exchange is proud to be among the many sponsors of the competition by contributing to the scholarship fund.
The goal [...]
Can a Blog Network Really Benefit You?
By Trisha Miller
[10 Mar 2010|7 Comments]
Many travel bloggers are aware of the benefits of a Blog Network, and may belong to one, or more than one.
For those unfamiliar, a Blog Network can be anything from an informal alliance of bloggers (who support each other through commenting, guest blogging, and cross-promotion) to a more structured membership platform that offers additional benefits.
Over [...]
Automate Your Twitter Tasks with Tweet Adder
By Rebecca Sebek
[8 Mar 2010|One Comment]
Twitter has become enormously popular.
Celebrities such as Oprah are on Twitter. Ok, Oprah is probably not tweeting herself, but someone from her organization is. It’s a great way to keep fans and followers up-to-date on what is going in your life or to promote your blog or website.
Instead of spending hours every day [...]
Simon Says “Write and Make Money”
By Mark Labrow
[5 Mar 2010|4 Comments]
Now travel writers can monetize their reviews.
In my never ending search for inspiring retreat holiday destinations I’ve just stumbled across a new travel website called Simon Seeks.
The site has been created by Simon Nixon, that’s the guy behind moneysupermaket.com and travelsupermarket.com.
He’s used his internet enabled brain to create what may be the future in travel [...]
Travel Writing: See the World. Sell the Story.
By JoAnna Haugen
[17 Feb 2010|3 Comments]
Louisa Watson Peat O’Neil is no stranger to the travel writing industry.
She is a former staff writer for The Washington Post and has had her travel writing published in several esteemed national and international newspapers and magazines.
So when she writes a book about travel writing, it makes sense to read it.
Travel Writing: See [...]
Interview: Lisa Lambden, New York Video School
By Trisha Miller
[13 Jan 2010|6 Comments]
Many of you will remember Lisa Lambden from my prior interview with her – she’s the founder and director of the Travel Channel Academy.
Lisa has launched an exciting new project – one that every travel writer should pay close attention to – called the “New York Video School“, and she graciously took time out of [...]
A Master Podcaster Shares His Advice
By Chris Christensen
[15 Feb 2010|9 Comments]
So you want to start your own audio podcast?
Perhaps you always dreamed of having your own radio show.
Or perhaps you just want to document your travels for your friends and family.
You can create your own internet radio show by creating a podcast.
A Plan
The first thing that a podcaster needs to do is [...]
Creative Writing Retreats
By Trisha Miller
[12 Feb 2010|6 Comments]
Lately I’ve become intrigued by the idea of a creative writing retreat.
I’ve been feeling a bit fried creatively. Maybe it’s the mid-winter doldrums. Maybe it’s just having too many projects on my plate at one time.
But the thought of getting away and clearing my mind of everything and rediscovering my inspiration sounds more [...]
Automate Your Twitter Tasks with Tweet Adder
By Rebecca Sebek
[8 Mar 2010|One Comment]
Twitter has become enormously popular.
Celebrities such as Oprah are on Twitter. Ok, Oprah is probably not tweeting herself, but someone from her organization is. It’s a great way to keep fans and followers up-to-date on what is going in your life or to promote your blog or website.
Instead of spending hours every day [...]
