Roadmap #81: Covering Indigenous travel subjects
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Sure, it’s good to travel with an open mind and let the destination surprise you. But it can also catch you flat-footed and unprepared.
Based on travel research, leading voices in the industry as well as hearing from renowned speakers at the TravMedia IMM Summit this month in New York City, it’s safe to say that 2023 travel trends have been well identified.
Capitalize on the popularity of food stories to land more articles and enliven your stories through more detailed writing about food.
Travel writing is inseparable from food writing. The experiences people seek when traveling as often as not revolve around food and drinks.
As travel writers, we sometimes need to—and should—delve into the experiences and perspectives of others who don’t come from backgrounds that mirror our own
There’s another type of publication that’s rich for the picking and perfect for travel writers: expat magazines.
I know a great many writers who are combining their travel with trips to wineries or wine bars and writing articles on those experiences.
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Expats are people who have taken a similar leap of faith and embraced the joy of travel, albeit to live in a new country full-time.