Writer’s Digest - Travel Writing

Here are 10 simple steps that will take your visibility from zero to standout in a short time, while also giving you ample opportunities to flex your expertise, carve out your niche topic and connect with your audience.

by Christina Katz
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Write Like Rick Steves: Travel Writer Extraordinaire

Wanderlust, business savvy and a “magical, all-alone private Stonehenge”: How Rick Steves became the world’s most trusted travel writer.

by Zachary Petit
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2 Simple Blogging Exercises

Lessons and tips for working on specific aspects of your writing.
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Q&A: WDB Author Bill Roorbach

Bill Roorbach, author of Writing Life Stories, has publications in both creative nonfiction (memoir, essays, nature writing) and fiction (novel, short stories). He's also the William H.P. Jenks Chair in Contemporary American Letters at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts. The advice he emphasizes is this: Write every day. Read more

The Road More or Less Traveled

Does a writer traveling equal a travel writer? Read More

Who Should Pay?

Many publications won't pay travel costs for their writers, but they won't accept articles by writers who go on company-sponsored trips, either. What's a travel writer to do? Read More

Your Ticket to Travel Writing

Nearly everyone wants to be a travel writer. Take this nationally syndicated columnist's advice to put yourself ahead of the pack. Read More

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