It’s a dream job to the outsiders while travel writers themselves may not think much of it. Most travel writers may have heard people say to them “Wow, that is so cool! So which countries have you been to?” as they widen their eyes in excitement. Not that kind of excitement (yet), that comes after I talk about my heavily dramatized travels around the world which leads to getting creative in the hostel. What makes a travel writer different from a cubicle corporate dweller in the sense of attraction? What’s with the attention? 2nd generation porn star? I wish.
Travel Writing
Because of the recent Travel Blog Exchange conference, I thought this video was quite fitting. Filmed in over 25 countries, the life and times of travel writer Robin Esrock, the father of Modern Gonzo. Follow his journey at moderngonzo.com
If you made a resolution to travel in 2010, you’ve probably been searching the internet for trip ideas, travel information or travel deals. Congratulations to anyone who has made the decision to embark on a new journey. Whether it is your first time backpacking or getting familiar with the heavy hitters in the travel community, it’s important to recognize others who have traveled successfully.
As the first decade of the new Millennium comes to an end, it’s important to realize how much the travel world has grown. Throw in social media clients like Facebook and Twitter and you’ve got the whole world talking about travel. It’s easier to find travel news, travel deals and informative articles about interesting destinations. If you find yourself a member or a fan of the travel world, you should find yourself at this Travel social event in NYC.
When I was a kid, I used to carry a blank notebook. It was a clue that I’d grow up to be a travel writer. Everywhere I went, I wrote down ideas, things I liked. As I got older, I started collecting quotes. I wish I knew where that book was. I had pages filled of interesting things people said or quotes I enjoyed.
Everyday I’m on my laptop at home, I have a small postcard with a beautiful quote.
Blogging has become ever so popular and it continues to grow. There are thousands of websites offering their services to keep your memories with them. Each site has got it’s own features unique from the others which becomes confusing which one to choose. There’s a few key elements in selecting where you want to keep your memories.
I know from experience that it can often be difficult to catch up with your blog while traveling. All the fun, sun, activities, drinking, socializing, and your new friends can take you away from sitting in front of a computer writing about your day. You write for memories sake and perhaps keep your friends and family at home informed that you’re doing okay. It can be difficult to remember all the details if it’s been awhile since you last wrote. Here are a few tips to help you organize yourself with your blog.
Uh Oh. So you went a little over budget at the crazy bars in Bangkok. No worries! It happens to the best of us. Sure there’s plenty of money in the bank since you’ve saved up for this grand journey of a backpacking trip, but sometimes you want to make some extra cash. Whether you’re down to your last buck or looking to make some quick hard cash, there are a handful of resources for backpackers to pick up a quick job.
Some youngsters, whether they are on a school trip or doing their first solo voyage, have the chance of a lifetime to experience world travel.
