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
Travel Writing: Are You Niche Enough?
By Janice Waugh
[20 May 2013|One Comment]
You’re a travel writer. You don’t write about food or gardening. You write about travel therefore, you have a niche. Unfortunately, unless you have star status as a travel writer, you’re not niche enough. Budget-strapped editors hiring freelancers don’t get stars for the majority of their stories. All things being equal, they hire writers with [...]
Four Tips to Getting Noticed Online
By Tiffany Matthews
[8 Apr 2013|7 Comments]
Starting out as a freelance writer isn’t easy. The competition is tough, especially for online freelance work. When you start at the bottom, you have little choice but to accept lower rates compared to more accomplished and veteran freelancers. That doesn’t mean you can’t rise up to the top. If you work hard and produce [...]
Review: London School of Journalism
By Ben Holbrook
[25 Mar 2013|No Comments]
After twenty years of travel obsession, Ben Holbrook signs up to the London School of Journalism’s travel writing course – here’s the inside scoop on his bizarre but brilliant experience. Sitting at a bar drinking ice-cold San Miguel, a suitcase-sized screen showed lions ripping deer to pieces on National Geographic TV. I scribbled notes in [...]
What You Can Learn from a Travel Writing Workshop – Part 3
By Janna Graber
[11 Mar 2013|5 Comments]
Editor’s Note: This is the final article in a Three-Part Series Six Things You Need to Know About Travel Writing. Although a travel writing workshop helped me jump into the field, experience and time were my best teachers. I read other travel writers, researched outlets, sent out queries and wrote voraciously. Some of my attempts [...]
What You Can Learn from a Travel Writing Workshop – Part 3
By Janna Graber
[5 Comments]
Editor’s Note: This is the final article in a Three-Part Series Six Things You Need to Know About Travel Writing. Although a travel writing workshop helped me jump into the field, experience and time were my best teachers. I read other travel writers, researched outlets, sent out queries and wrote voraciously. Some of my attempts [...]
6 Tips to Improve Your Writing
By Meghan Ivarsson
[8 Comments]
Have you been reluctant to take lessons in writing, watch online seminars or read books on improving your writing? Perhaps you fear that if you are too heavily influenced by outside sources you will lose the originality and raw talent of your own style. Or, that your writing will become like the boring literature they [...]
What You Can Learn from a Travel Writing Workshop – Part 3
By Janna Graber
[5 Comments]
Editor’s Note: This is the final article in a Three-Part Series Six Things You Need to Know About Travel Writing. Although a travel writing workshop helped me jump into the field, experience and time were my best teachers. I read other travel writers, researched outlets, sent out queries and wrote voraciously. Some of my attempts [...]
Review: Why Your Website Sucks
By Trisha Miller
[16 Comments]
No one wants to think that their website sucks. And no one wants to admit that it might, even when it does. But what does that even mean? At its core, a website has to do something for you, otherwise what is the point of having one? Just what it “does” for you is, of [...]
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