Travel Writing Leads

by **Leif, God of Thunder** » January 2nd, 2007

Online Travel Guide Writer

Better jump on this one quick, this is the type of thing to get a thousand respondents in 48 hours.

Leif

by **JessieS** » January 30th, 2007

Spring Break Blogger Wanted - as Sean says:

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When I was in college, I would have drooled over this position. Spring Break, blogging, Vlogging and hanging out in sun soaked Mexico for 3 weeks, all expenses paid? Unreal. Of course, you will earn it if you are accepted so...If you are a blogger, journalism student, or think you have what it takes to be the best Spring Break Blogger check out this job offer and apply today.

by **JessieS** » July 15th, 2007

An online magazine is looking for 2000-word pieces on a few places around the globe:

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We are looking for feature stories for our website's World Gallery, which combines images, music and informative copy to educate students about major cultural and historical global sites. We currently need articles and images for the following locations:

Chichen Itza, Mexico
Christ the Redeemer, Brazil
Petra, Jordan
The Roman Coliseum, Italy

Find out more here.

by **Rocknrod** » September 21st, 2007

SOUNDINGS - STAFF WRITER

EDITORIAL: Soundings, the national boating magazine, is looking for a full-time staff reporter to work in its Essex, Conn., office. The writer will be expected to produce clear, accurate stories on a variety of marine subjects, from sail- and powerboats to general boating events. News writing and boating experience required. Soundings Publications, LLC, is a division of Dominion Enterprises. Dominion offers a dynamic environment, excellent growth opportunities, competitive earnings and a comprehensive benefits package including a generous 401 (K). If you have the skills and seek challenging growth opportunity, send cover letter, clips and salary history to Esther Pope, Editorial Assistant,
Soundings, 10 Bokum Rd., Essex, CT 06426.
Phone: 860-767-3200 ext. 230.
E-mail: soundings@soundingspub.com.

Trade Only Today Ã¢â‚¬â€œ The Boating Business Newspaper Online

by **Poirot** » December 3rd, 2007

Hi everybody

I am John of the WiZZ.to Travel Guide.
Our travel guide puts local communities first, not airline tickets or hotel bookings.
We are trying to get a bit of collabaration going between travelers, website operators of small tourism businesses, and local travel guides.
Tourism and travel businesses can sponsor travel articles submitted by travelers or travel writers, if they do not have the skill or time to submit an article themselves, or if they want to support a good travel writer.
Authors can also submit a profile and to encourage websites to sponsor a good article, the articles are available to be copied together with the author's profile and the sponsor's link.

Find out more here: Get paid up to $40 for your travel article.

Comments and suggestions gracefully accepted

by **JessieS** » May 7th, 2008

Are you the travel blogger they're looking for to write about this trip to Iceland?

by **noambit** » June 10th, 2008

noambit.com is now accepting article submissions. They're looking for articles providing advice and tips on traveling in Europe.
Submission Guidelines

by **AlexW** » June 14th, 2008

52 Perfect Days is an online travel magazine.
http://www.52perfectdays.com/

Here are the writers guidelines http://www.52perfectdays.com/writers-guidelines

by **eeyartee** » July 18th, 2008

CALL FOR WRITERS!

If you have been victim to the "dangers and annoyances" of life on the road, we want to hear about it!

World Swirl Press, a publishing venture of travel writer/blogger Erik R. Trinidad (TheGlobalTrip.com, the "Would You" video), is looking for contributors for an upcoming travel guide and anthology of stories about the scams you've encountered while traveling. We seek well-written, narrative stories â€” 1,500 words or less â€” each recounting the incident from beginning to end. We are also looking for "sidebar" content â€” lists or blurbs about the travel scams you've seen happen, heard about, or fallen for. All written contributions should detail the location of the scam, the circumstances, how it is executed and how it could be avoided. Narratives should also capture the emotion of the incident.

For details, please visit www.WorldSwirl.com. We are accepting written contributions through the end of 2008, so submit your travel scam story today!

by **JessieS** » July 30th, 2008

Hotel Chatter is looking for a contributing editor

by **JessieS** » October 22nd, 2008

A friend just sent me this:

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Publication or Company: Travel Channel Media
Industry: Internet/Online/New Media
Benefits: Flexible Hours
Job Duration: Freelance/Project Basis
Job Location: New York, NY USA
Job Requirements: Writers needed to identify and write 120 travel-related "points of interest" for 15 European cities to be used as content in a series of GPS-specific products offered by the Travel Channel. Points of interest include restaurants, museums, stadiums, parks, and more. Writer should live (or have lived) in or near the city he or she is writing about and be comfortable entering data into a web-based content management system. Must have access to the Internet and be able to work in a deadline driven environment. Clear and concise writing is paramountâ€”as is accuracy! Guidebook and magazine writing experience is a plus. Cities where writers are needed include Madrid, Dublin, Venice, Copenhagen, London, Paris, Berlin, Stockholm, Munich, Zurich, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Frankfurt, Venice and the Czech Republic. Contact Christopher Collier at colliertravels@aol.com.