If you’re someone who loves to talk about your travels and to provide tips, insights, and history for a particular destination or way to travel, a podcast could be the ideal complement to your travel writing.
Copywriting is writing for advertising and marketing, and travel companies are looking for freelancers to fill their constant need for fresh copy.
Your hobby could open up even more travel-writing outlets for you. Whatever you enjoy, you can channel that into extra bylines, press trips, and other perks.
What if I told you there was an easy way to make editors love you and bump up your paychecks in the process? I’m guessing you would jump at it.
This month we’re switching gears to talk about one of the best ways to increase your income from travel writing—and that’s by adding great photos.
You don’t have to visit five different cities in order to write five different stories.
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Too often writers have told me that they don’t know why they need to belong to a professional group. Others ask me why I belong to so many organizations. Let me give you eight good reasons.
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