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Tag Archives: travel journalism
Overbooked :: Effects of Mass Tourism
Former New York Times and Washington Post correspondent Elizabeth Becker spoke in the Ralph Bunche Library at the U.S. Department of State about her research for Overbooked: The Exploding Business of Travel and Tourism, published in 2014. Here are … Continue reading
La Virgin Guadalupe: Patroness of the Americas
I first visited the shrine to La Virgin at Guadalupe on the fringes of Mexico City during the sweaty summer of 1976 with my parents. In 2006, I visited with my niece, the photographer sjlzocklein. In 2011, I started reading books … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Education, History, Hot Climates, Pilgrimage, Spiritual Shrines, Travel
Tagged culture, Mexico, outdoors, pilgrimage, shrine, Slow Travel, spiritual, travel journalism, world travel
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In Buenos Aires: Argentine Flag Imagery
In Buenos Aires I met a bookseller at La Calesita book store on Avenida de Mayo. Take a tour by video. Sr. Costanzo used to supply writer Jose Luis Borges with his books for 40 years. Arranged regular deliveries to Borges’ apartment. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Culture, History, Publications, Travel, Vexillology
Tagged culture, reference book, travel journalism, world travel
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Mexico City: Frida and Diego’s Houses
Frida and Diego’s Houses in Mexico City Casa Azul is a strangely moving museum — I really felt Frida’s presence, her spirit aura, ghost or something spectral. Her white cotton embroidered dress with slight sweat stains around the neck hung on a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Culture, Education, History, Hot Climates, Travel
Tagged architecture, artists, culture, escaping winter, independence, Mexico, travel journalism
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10 Travel Writing and Photography Contest Opportunities
1. Read the entry rules for the Saga Travel Writing Competition carefully. Writers must be age 50 and older. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/travel-competitions/10957273/Away-With-Words-Saga-travel-writing-competition.html Deadline: August 15, 2014. 2. Stone Canoe Literary Essay competition. http://stonecanoejournal.org/submit.html Deadline: July 31, 2014. Author must have connection to upstate New … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Contests, Publications, Travel, Writing
Tagged networking, resources, travel journalism, travel writing, travel writing career, women journalists
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Race Around the World in 1889: Nellie Bly and Elizabeth Bisland
Here’s a book about adventure travel that I thoroughly enjoyed — terrific read, thrilling trip, adventurous women — what more could one want! Eighty Days takes its title from Jules Verne‘s serialized novel Around the World in Eighty Days, published in book … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Geography, History, Hot Climates, Travel, Writing
Tagged boats, independence, Interview, travel journalism, travel writing, travel writing career, women journalists, world travel
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6 Markets for Travel Writers
1. ABOARD PUBLISHING – Bilingual Spanish / English inflight magazines for airlines with routes in Central and South America. The company also produces in-room travel books for luxury hotels and other travel promotion products. 2. TIME OUT – Publishes in just about every … Continue reading
Posted in Freelance Writing, Publications, Writing
Tagged how to, independence, networking, travel journalism
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What to Write in your Travel Journal
What to write in the travel journal? Trust your instincts, I advise, but as a beginner, you may not yet have developed the second nature that noses out the compelling street scene, the picturesque vantage point, the bristling marketplace. Maybe … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Freelance Writing, Travel, Writing
Tagged how to, outdoors, travel journal, travel journalism, travel writing
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If it were easy anyone would do it….
http://moneyfortraveling.com/specialty/travel-writing/start-a-writing-career/ John invited me to chat about my travel writing and global networking experiences. I believe in sharing what I have learned.
Posted in Budget Travel, Culture, Education, Freelance Writing, Social Media, Travel, Writing
Tagged diplomacy, global citizen, how to, Interview, networking, nomad, travel journalism, volunteer, world travel
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Breaking Into Travel Writing
The best tip I can give you is: learn to write short. Whether you plan to write for travel blogs, newspaper travel sections or glossy print magazines with gorgeous photos, editors prize travel writers who turn in tightly written copy. … Continue reading
Posted in Freelance Writing, Publications, Writing
Tagged how to, networking, travel journalism
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