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Pitching 101: How to Write for GoNomad

Pitching 101: How to Write for GoNomad
By Candace Rardon LG Section Editor GoNOMAD prides itself in going beyond the standard copy of a guidebook or glossy magazine. As the editors of the online travel magazine write, “Good travel stories are more than just pretty pictures and fluffy descriptions of exotic places: good travel writing...
May 6th, 2011 | Travel Writing | Read More

Pitching 101: How to Write for the Travel Belles

Pitching 101: How to Write for the Travel Belles
By Candace Rardon LG Section Editor Want to get paid to travel? Find out about two dozen more websites that pay for freelance travel writing! The Travel Belles describes itself as the travel magazine “for women who know getting out of town is a beautiful thing.” Indeed, that’s the...
April 22nd, 2011 | Travel Writing | Read More

Pitching 101: How to Write for Galavanting

Pitching 101: How to Write for Galavanting
By Candace Rardon LG Section Editor You may have followed along Galavanting on their webseries, GalvantingTV, which takes viewers on quirky adventures across the world, from the “polar bear capital of the world” in Manitoba to visiting a school in Roatan, Honduras, to a hobo gathering...
March 18th, 2011 | Dispatches from the Road, Featured, Travel Writing | Read More

Get Your Masters in Travel Writing: The Good, Bad and Wonderful about the Degree

Get Your Masters in Travel Writing: The Good, Bad and Wonderful about the Degree
By Candace Rardon LG Section Editor “A Master’s in what?” I’d need about a hundred hands to count the number of times I’ve been asked to clarify what I’m studying, and just as many to count how often I’ve had to repeat myself: “A Master’s in travel writing.” Indeed, I too had to look...
March 15th, 2011 | Travel Writing | Read More

Pitching 101: How to Write for the Expeditioner

Pitching 101: How to Write for the Expeditioner
By Candace Rardon LG Section Editor When it comes to writing for the online travel magazine, The Expeditioner, it’s all about getting off the beaten path. Recent posts have included “2011: The Year the Guidebook Burned” and a video titled “A Behind-The-Scenes Visit To A Brazilian...
March 11th, 2011 | Travel Writing | Read More

Pitching 101: How to Write for the New York Times InTransit blog

Pitching 101: How to Write for the New York Times InTransit blog
Check out 20 more great sites that accept (and pay for!) travel articles from freelancers! By Amanda Pressner LG Executive Editor Yes, you too can write for the New York Times website! Well, that is, if you have a truly stellar idea pegged to an event in a major international city. This week, The Lost...
March 4th, 2011 | Featured, Travel Writing | Read More

Pitching 101: How to Write for BootsnAll.com

Pitching 101: How to Write for BootsnAll.com
By Candace Rardon LG Section Editor You may know BootsnAll.com from their website’s tagline, One-Stop Indie Travel Guide, or maybe from their huge archive of well-written, informative travel articles, geared especially towards the independent traveler. Having been around since 1998, BootsnAll is one...
February 25th, 2011 | Featured, Travel Writing | Read More

Get Paid to Travel – Travel Websites that Pay for Articles

Get Paid to Travel – Travel Websites that Pay for Articles
Ready to travel the world? Check out our Guide to First Time Travel! Be sure to check out our new Pitching 101 Series, including interviews with: BootsnAll editor, Katie Hammel New York Times’ deputy travel editor, Monica Drake The Expeditioner’s founder and editor-in-chief, Matt...
January 30th, 2011 | Travel Writing | Read More