Freelance Travel Writing

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Comment by Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia on December 25, 2009 at 2:17am

Thanks GGBerry for

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Just wanna share with you, who would love to promote your work by writing for Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia online. They just launched their brand new site - http://www.travelandleisureasia.com/ and they are still looking for freelance writer as a local expert on their blog - http://blog.travelandleisureasia.com/
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Comment by Kim Reuter on December 23, 2009 at 3:25pm

Hey Everyone! Am looking to get some experience doing freelance work, unpaid/paid...whatever! I will be living in Equatorial Guinea for three months, and then South Africa for the three months after that. If anyone is interested in guest posts pertaining to the eco-attractions in these areas, human rights issues, travel backpacking through these areas, or a post on the South African World Cup (which I will be there for)...just let me know!

:-)

Comment by Melanie Haiken on December 15, 2009 at 8:30pm

Hi everyone, I'm a longtime journalist, primarily a magazine and web writer, specialize in health and travel. Just started blogging so I have a place for the story ideas I want to work on, rather than just doing editor-assigned topics! My blog is www.Health-Conscious-Travel.com; my clips are up on www.MelanieHaiken.com

Comment by Nikolas Tjhin on December 8, 2009 at 7:38pm

Hiya all, we just launched our very own travel magazine focusing on Lifestyle, Culture and Attractions all around Asia. Check it out and let us know what you like/dislike, and any help spreading the word would be greatly appreciated!

http://unearthingasia.com/news/issue-01-the-islands-of-south-east-asia/

Cheers~!


-Nik

Comment by Darn Good Digs (Michael, Allison and Benjamin) on November 30, 2009 at 11:45am

We just launched a new series on our darn good digs blog where travel writers and bloggers review their favorite independently owned hotels, hostels, and b&b's under $150. Jeanine Barone, of J The Travel Authority, wrote our inaugural piece. If you are interested in being featured on our blog, as well as included in our darngooddigs.com travel guide, please let us know or just go to our nomination page. If you have any questions about our selection process, please visit our FAQ. Thanks everyone! -Michael

Comment by JohnBenjamin on November 30, 2009 at 6:09am

That's really awesome.. I hope I can see more of this.. i'm looking forward for your next post..
Passports for Children

Comment by Michele on November 30, 2009 at 5:37am

I was looking to find a community like this one. I'm happy to join this group and to contribute with my thoughts. I'm working on my thesis at the moment about travel writing, if someone can halp me suggesting books or intresting web site I'l be graetful.
In Italy I'm working as an event planner in food festivals.

Comment by GGBerry.com on November 18, 2009 at 9:46am

Just wanna share with you, who would love to promote your work by writing for Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia online. They just launched their brand new site - http://www.travelandleisureasia.com/ and they are still looking for freelance writer as a local expert on their blog - http://blog.travelandleisureasia.com/

Comment by Dave Collier on November 9, 2009 at 2:43pm

I live and work part of the year in northern England and part of it in Italy. Spend some time each month visiting somewhere else too, predominantly in Europe. I think there's so much to see in Europe, I won't have time to do half of it justice in terms of understanding.

You can see my ramblings about what appears in front of me at http://haze-dweller.blogspot.com

Comment by Melody Moser on November 9, 2009 at 6:04am

Hi everyone, it's good to hear other people are feeling exactly the same way I am. I work 10 hours a day at my day job, plus commuting time, and sometimes find it nearly impossible to keep up with the freelance writing (especially when there are tight deadlines) as well as my blog, twitter, etc. Since I work on a computer all day, it can be hard to stare at the screen at night as well. But I do agree that Twitter is great for communication and getting online for the short periods of time that I have. I can't tweet when I'm at work but can occasionally log on for a few minutes at lunchtime. As Lara said, I find Twitter to be fun and a good way to keep in touch with writers and bloggers.

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