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Airline Travel Lingo! Does The Language Need An Interpreter?
With airline travel increasing in record numbers, more people are experiencing the frustration of understanding the airlines industry language, and leaving them feeling that they need an interpreter for the travel information they're receiving from...
Creating Your Own Travel Discounts
Create your own travel discounts
Hotel and rental car owners don't just offer you discounts at
random, you have to ask for it work for it, and sometimes, these
discounts aren't even worth it, well unless you're looking to
traveling during...
Did I Pack My Toothbrush? Getting Organized for Travel
For many of us summertime = vacation time. Some people will spend their days off at the local pool. Some may choose to sightsee in their own town. Many will leave behind the comforts of home for the open road. Regardless of the destination or...
Honeymoon Travel Planning
The Affordable but Comfortable Tropical Honeymoon: Tip List
- Schedule your departure day two days after the wedding to give
you ample time for rest after the activities and the
celebrations. If you must travel immediately, remember to...
How to Pick a Travel Agency
"How To Pick A Travel Agency" By Nathan Lynch
The trip of a lifetime can take a lifetime to plan unless you know how to pick a travel agency. A common misconception is that travel agencies add to the cost of your trip....
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Becoming A Travel Writer
Things That Every Aspiring Travel Writer Should Know
For anyone who's looking to get into travel writing, it is
important to have had some experience in traveling. It is
essential. This is where a writer obtains the materials that
will become the stories that will end up on paper.
Get acquainted with the road and its demands. It is advisable
for future traveler writers to immerse themselves into different
cultures. Whenever traveling abroad, absorb the local scene. If
possible, try to experience more than the regular tourist route.
Get to know the people and learn from their customs. Try to pick
up something that is original to that region. Capture the
essence of the place. This way, there'll be plenty to write
about when it's time to pick up the pen.
When not traveling read up on the business of travel writing!
Read travelogues, brochures, road books, travel magazines, etc.
This way an inspiring travel writer gets more acquainted with
the trade.
Very few writers make a living out of writing alone; so it is
important to have something to fall back on, in case the writing
gig doesn't work. Writers have to be practical when it comes to
their expectations. A writing career doesn't happen over night.
Sometimes, it takes years for a writer to get some type of
recognition.
Don't use this as an excuse to give up though. Aspiring travel
writers should continuously send their work out. Even if they
get rejection letters after rejection letters. Don't take this
personally. Editors are very specific about the type of work
they accept.
That it why it is important to study the market before a writer
starts sending his or her work. Evaluate the market. Find out
exactly what each magazine, e-zine, newspaper, etc, is after.
This will increase a writer's chances of getting published.
Remember, just because one is writing about traveling, doesn't
mean that one can get away with bad writing! Make sure the
quality of work that is being produced is up to standard.
The best way to achieve this standard is to keep on writing.
Even if a travel writer is not on assignment in some exotic
country, he or she can still do a lot of quality writing at
home. Even if the writing that is being done doesn't pertain to
traveling. The important thing is to write, write, and write.
Experiment with tones, perspectives, and different styles of
writing. This way when called to duty, a writer will be able to
easily unleash his or her magic with a drop of a hat, and dazzle
the editors with their brilliance!
About the author
Jay is the web owner of http://www.airline-tickets.biz Lowest Price Airline
Tickets, a website that provides information and resources
on vacations, airfare, hotels, and travel.
You can visit his website at: http://www.hotels-in.net Hotel Discounts.
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