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FEATURED PUBLICATION: 5280 Magazine

By The Travel Writer's Life on December 21, 2006

WRITE SHORT ARTICLES FOR THE MILE-HIGH MARKET By Roberta Beach Jacobson for The Right Way to Travel Denver, Colorado has a spunky monthly publication filled with freelance contributions. Started in 1993, the magazine was named after the elevation of the mile-high city itself - hence, 5280. When you're sending a query to 5280 for a [...]

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FEATURED PUBLICATION: The Traveler

By The Travel Writer's Life on December 14, 2006

A PAYING ONLINE MARKET IDEAL FOR NEW WRITERS COLLECTING CLIPS By Wendy VanHatten, for The Right Way to Travel At TouristTravel.com, you'll find The Traveler, that site's monthly e-letter, which has been around since 1999 and is a great online travel resource.  Tom Schueneman, the owner, editor, and publisher, is also a freelance travel writer [...]

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FEATURED PUBLICATION: Parenting Publications

By Jen Stevens on December 7, 2006

BREAK INTO YOUR LOCAL MARKET BY WRITING FOR PARENTS Writing for an audience of parents can prove an excellent entrée into your local market. If you have young children -- or grandchildren -- or if, quite simply, you're interested in writing about interesting diversions on offer for kids in your area, consider one of the [...]

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FEATURED PUBLICATION: Transitions Abroad

By The Travel Writer's Life on November 30, 2006

THINK BEYOND CONVENTIONAL TOURISM TO WORK, STUDY, AND LIVING OVERSEAS By Roberta Beach Jacobson Transitions Abroad (TA) has been around since 1977, which was right around the time I happened to relocate abroad. So I've been an avid reader and contributor for years. I started my association with TA by sending short tips to the [...]

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FEATURED PUBLICATION: Travel Post Monthly

By Jen Stevens on November 23, 2006

GAIN GREAT EXPOSURE TO EDITORS THROUGH TRAVEL POST MONTHLY Travel Post Monthly, an online travel magazine, does double-duty as a travel content wire service. It means you get more than the usual "bang for your buck" as it were, when you land a by-line or photo credit there. Not only do you gain an attractive [...]

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Announcing: A New Place to Get Published - The Travel Post Monthly

By Lori Allen on November 17, 2006

Today: *** Announcing: A New Place to Get Published - The Travel Post Monthly *** Practical Writing Prompt of the Week: Me and 500 Dead Animals *** Reader Feedback: How to Print and Mat Your Photos *** More Opportunities and Resources for Writers Dear Reader, Next week we're launching our very first issue of a [...]

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NOVEMBER 16th, 2006: FEATURED PUBLICATION: Disappearing Acts

By The Travel Writer's Life on November 16, 2006

================================== Featured Publication: Disappearing Acts Website: http://www.disappearingacts.net =================================== WHERE READERS ARE INTERESTED IN TRAVEL, WEALTH, FREEDOM... By Siu-Yee Hicks Disappearing Acts is an online travel and investment newsletter that has been around for just one year. It goes out to 5,000 readers each week. And the editors are happy to take submissions from non-published writers. [...]

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FEATURED PUBLICATION: A Market That Pays Extra For Online Stories

By The Travel Writer's Life on November 9, 2006

A NORTHWEST FOCUS GETS YOU A BY-LINE AND EXTRA PAY FOR ONLINE CONTENT By Roberta Beach Jacobson If you enjoy traveling to the U.S. Northwest (or if you happen to live there), you should know about two bi-monthly publications focused on that region that are open to freelance article and photo submissions -- Northwest Travel [...]

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FEATURED PUBLICATION: There's Money In Niches

By The Travel Writer's Life on November 2, 2006

UPSCALE NICHE OFFERS ARTICLE-PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES By Roberta Beach Jacobson Pathfinders Travel Magazine, published five times a year, is geared to people of color (not only African Americans, but also Native Americans, Hispanics, and Asians). You can glimpse what they cover by visiting www.pathfinderstravel.com, but be aware that not everything in the print magazine is displayed [...]

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FEATURED PUBLICATION: igogreece.com

By The Travel Writer's Life on October 19, 2006

IDEAL FOR YOUR GREEK TRAVEL IDEAS AND PHOTOS By Roberta Beach Jacobson Editor Odysseas Psarris wants everybody to know about Greek travel! He launched a new travel e-zine in September 2006 dedicated to highlighting travel to and vacationing in Greece. The website, www.igogreece.com, has been profiled in a number of Greek newspapers and magazines, AND [...]

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FEATURED PUBLICATION: Living Aboard Magazine

By The Travel Writer's Life on October 12, 2006

HAVE A COASTAL TRAVEL IDEA OR A TALE OF THE BOATING LIFE? By Roberta Beach Jacobson, for The Right Way to Travel Living Aboard is a lifestyle magazine for people who live on their boats -- or dream of doing so. Don't be surprised if you haven't heard of it. It started out as a newsletter published by the HomafloteAssociation. [...]

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FEATURED PUBLICATION: Publication: AAA Living Magazine

By The Travel Writer's Life on October 5, 2006

WHERE TO PUBLISH MIDWESTERN EXCURSIONS... AND TRIPS BEYOND, TOO By Wendy VanHatten The AAA Living Magazine reaches 2.5 million households across the Midwest bi-monthly.  The editors look for travel stories about the Midwest primarily but also accept articles on national and international destinations. Most of their articles are written by freelance writers, which is good news for [...]

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FEATURED PUBLICATION: Capper's

By The Travel Writer's Life on September 27, 2006

Small Towns, Rural Values: A Place for Articles (and Photos) with Nostalgic Appeal By Roberta Beach Jacobson, for The Write Way to Travel Years ago, Capper's was the first print publication that paid me extra when they put my article, which had appeared in their print issue, on their website, too. Back then, I didn't [...]

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FEATURED PUBLICATION: TravelingTales.com

By The Travel Writer's Life on September 9, 2006

If You'd Like Great Exposure in Weekly Canadian Papers... By Roberta Beach Jacobson, for The Write Way to Travel For TravelingTales.com, a weekly e-zine, Editor Vic Foster requires all stories to be between 900 and 975 words. He loves vivid, personal tales of travel experiences -- no matter if it's a weekend getaway in your [...]

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Assignment Letters, Here's How to Get One...

By Jen Stevens on September 8, 2006

Advice from freelance travel writer Jennifer Stevens. Why do assignment letters open doors and how can you get them?

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