You Can Do This: Get the Confidence to Succeed as a Travel Writer
When I decided to take a serious shot at getting published, I had no idea how to approach an editor or how to find a story that might interest them. I read some books and took some online classes, but nothing gave me the tools I needed until I attended the Ultimate...
Editor Reveals: Make Your Articles Stand Out By Following The Untourist Trend
No doubt you’ve noticed it. It’s hard to avoid this “go where the mainstream isn’t” trend in travel coverage—and you shouldn't try. In fact, if you’re looking for a smart way to cast an article for an editor today, think about following the untourist trend. In popular...
4 Ways To Make More Money As A Travel Writer
I’ll never forget my first published article. It came in the July 2007 issue of a small regional magazine in Palm Beach where I was living at the time. And it wasn't just an article; it was the debut of my "Travel with Terri" column. The publisher had not only given...
3 Tips (Straight From A Travel Editor) For Starting Your Story
Maybe this sounds familiar. You’ve just returned from an awesome trip, you’ve taken great notes, you’re all set to write and then…nothing. You stare and stare and stare at the computer screen, waiting for those magnificent words to just start flowing, but something...
6 Things I Do Better Since Becoming A Travel Writer
Travel writing has taught me to be better at a number of things in all aspects of my life. Here’s the short list of things I do better now than I did before I started travel writing: 1. I ask for what I want. I have learned that if I want lodging at a 5-star hotel,...