Ex-Travel Agent Reveals
How to Travel the World
Like a VIP -
for Next to Nothing

Tour the Globe
Stay in Luxury Hotels
Dine in Five-Star Restaurants
Enjoy Posh Cruise Vacations
and much, much more!

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Dear Travel Writer,

Lying on a massage table in an open-air wooden pavilion, your back is getting stroked and pummeled with bergamot oil. The table has a cut-out hole for your head... designed to let you gaze down into a chalice of floating lotus flowers.

In the Gulf of Thailand, Koh Samui Island is designed for hedonism. Coconut palms, white beaches, translucent seas of palest blue - and if you had one treatment a day, there would be enough top-class spas to occupy you for a month.

You're luxuriating at a particularly nice one, set in lush gardens and designed like a Thai village, complete with cascading waterfalls, lotus ponds, and a miniature rice paddy. During your 90-minute oil massage, your mind wanders to the day's schedule:

Morning: Massage followed by a 70-minute facial and 30 minutes in an herbal steam room.

Afternoon: Relax at the beach.

Evening: Dinner out at a recommended restaurant, where you'll sample local specialties like oysters stewed in a clay pot with fragrant basil, curry-coconut fish, and steamed lobster with garlic butter.

It's shaping up to be a perfect day…genuine pampering, then a relaxing few hours on the beach with a book, a fabulous meal to top off the evening... and what's even better is that you're actually getting paid to be there.

How to Travel Like a VIP — On Someone Else's Tab

That might sound too good to be true. But it's not. In the next few pages I'll give you the secret to getting trips like this time after time. I'll show you how to land deeply discounted (and even complimentary) vacation packages, entertainment tickets, tours, meals, and more...

I'll also explain why airlines, rail companies, hoteliers, tour operators, travel bureaus, and more are eager to hand out perks like those to qualified takers.

And that's just the beginning. I'll also show you how to turn your travel experiences into a fun side-business or a prestigious full-time career — one that opens the door to places only a privileged few ever go…that gives you the freedom to live where you like…that allows you to set your own schedule…that lets you choose how much or how little you want to work…

Very soon you could be vacationing like this...

A $55,000 Trip — On the House

B. Howard hasn't paid for a hotel room in Florida for more than 10 years. He's visited Bermuda and the Bahamas almost every year for the last decade — always at the local government's expense.

Mike Palmer wanted to spend a few days at an all-inclusive tropical rain forest lodge in Ecuador — reachable only by boat on the Napo River. Instead of paying hundreds of dollars for the experience, he got the trip at no charge!

And retired television executive Duane Harm and his wife Harlene spent an entire summer traveling across the western U.S., hopping from one dude ranch to another. They visited 23 different ranches in Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana, staying for an average of three days at each ranch. The total value of their stays? About $55,000…and they didn't pay anything for it. Not one cent.

You Don't Have to Be a Celebrity to Travel Like One

Before I spill the secret to traveling the world at your whim — and getting paid to do it — allow me to introduce myself. My name is Kammy Thurman. As I mentioned earlier, I used to be a travel agent. For 10 years I worked in the industry and enjoyed traveling much of the world for free.

I've flown first-class for weekend shopping in Seoul, Korea — snacking on caviar along the way. I've enjoyed world-class plays in London theaters…golfed at St. Andrews in Scotland, the oldest course in the world…and marveled at wild Kangaroos racing alongside my train as it rolled through southern Australia…plus many more adventures I'll remember for a lifetime.

But when I married and moved to a small town in Montana — too small for a travel agency — I figured my VIP travel days were over. With a family of five, we could barely afford a few days in the next state, much less several weeks on another continent.

That is…until I discovered a new way to once again enjoy vacations in exotic places — for FREE — and do it without working for a travel agency or an airline. As a matter of fact, I don't work for anyone else at all!

Instead, I get to indulge my passion for travel — and get paid to do it — without answering to a boss, commuting to a job, or putting up with office politics. I actually get paid to "work" at home in my sweats and slippers — unless I'm traveling of course.

And here's how you can do the same —

Get Paid to Vacation — No Experience Necessary

Imagine vacationing for a week in an ocean-side villa just steps from a private beach where azure-emerald waters lap soft white sand. You spend lazy afternoons in a hand-made hammock stretched between gently swaying palm trees. You enjoy tropical nights surrounded by good food, heady wines, twinkling lights, and cool sea breezes rustling blossom-laden shrubs.

Now imagine doing all of that on the resort's tab.  

All you have to do in exchange is keep good notes about where you went and what you did and then write an article sharing your opinion about your experience — good or bad — with others who are interested in going there.

You see, one of the ways travel-related businesses advertise is by inviting travel writers to experience (for free) what they have to offer — maybe a tour, cruise, special event, or resort package — in hopes that the writers have a positive experience and write about it favorably in a magazine, newspaper, newsletter, or online.

The more articles written about a place, the rationale goes, the more tourists will go there. And more tourists mean more money…simple as that.

What does it mean for you?

It means that you can recoup the cost of your travel expenses by simply selling stories about your experiences. And, once you've got a track record (you've had a few articles published, that is) you can begin to cash in on perks like invitations for discounted or free travel. Do that, and when you earn a few hundred... or even a few thousand dollars for an article... it's pure profit.

And the truth is, you don't need to be a gifted wordsmith. You don't need journalism courses. You don't need a job in travel. Just consider these ordinary folks who are, today, living the travel writer's life:

• Loren Worthington enjoyed a complimentary high-speed run down the Olympic bobsled track in Utah. Now he is reporting on it in an article about his "adrenalin travels."
• Laura Gagnon travels the world as a bass player in a band. She wanted something to do during off-stage hours, so she started sharing her travel experiences in articles. She's already had two of them published about nightlife in New York and LA.
• Lee Harrison spent eight all-expense-paid days in the Bahamas, exploring three islands, enjoying what may well be the world's best beaches, diving, boating, and restaurants…and of course he got paid to write about what he found.

You Don't Even Need to Travel

I understand that your passion for travel is probably why you're reading this letter. But you should understand that you don't have to pack your bags or buy a plane ticket to get started in this business.

You'll find plenty of opportunities to get your feet wet as a travel writer right in your hometown…or within easy driving distance. And that's true no matter where you live.

In fact it makes all kinds of sense to start your career by writing about places and people in your own backyard…and having those articles published locally. It's one way I've made money -- writing fun articles on half a dozen places within an afternoon's drive of my hometown.

So what do you need to be a travel writer? To get paid to ski in Colorado, parasail in Mexico, trek the Himalayas, stroll the gardens of Bulgaria, tour fall foliage in New England…or simply enjoy an attraction that's within walking distance of your own back door?

Well, if you like the idea of adventure -- of learning about interesting places and people, of    experiencing a privileged lifestyle…and if you have basic writing skills and are willing to learn a few simple secrets…then you already have what it takes to be a travel writer...

Recent Travel Explosion is Good News

The Travel Industry Association predicts that this year will be a BANNER year for the travel industry, with spending skyrocketing to $646.2 billion. In the U.S. alone, we'll see domestic trips jump to 1,198 million. And international arrivals will hit 46 million. Worldwide, the numbers reach many times that.

And this huge explosion has created a tidal wave of activity throughout the travel industry, from tour company giants down to mom-and-pop souvenir shops. After suffering a drought following 9/11, these companies are desperate to get their hands on the new profits.

As a matter of fact, they're already putting out the call for travel writers to help them do it!

What's more, the Travel Industry Association says things are only going to continue heading up from here — pushing the need even higher for good writers who understand what editors are after and know how the industry works.

The Secrets Behind Complimentary VIP Trips

So why are experienced travel writers able to get all these invitations for free vacation packages…gourmet meals in 5-star restaurants…front-row tickets to sold-out concerts…personal invites for back-stage visits…the best seats at ball games…and trips and tours most people can only dream of?

Seasoned professionals are able to cash in on perks like that because they know the tricks to navigating the ins and outs of the industry. They know the insider language to use. They know exactly what to do to get companies to bring trips to them.

You see, every state in the U.S. and countries around the world set budgets each year to attract tourists to their area. And a certain amount of those tourism dollars is earmarked for wining and dining travel writers on all-expenses-paid press trips.

Take my own state for instance. I just received an invitation from Travel Montana for press trips to tour historic hotels, art galleries, and living history museums ...retrace the journey of Lewis & Clark along the Yellowstone River…vacation on a working cattle ranch…golf on breathtaking mountain courses…tour Yellowstone National Park…hunt for T-Rex and Triceratops fossils at Hell Creek…plus half a dozen other offers.

I get one of these packets, jam-packed with descriptions of free press trips, in my mailbox every single month of the year — just like clockwork. And I get packets like them from all over the U.S., inviting me on free trips to other states.

But travel bureaus aren't the only ones that will give you "comped" trips. Travel writers also get invitations directly from resorts, B&Bs, amusement parks, symphonies, museums, and a whole host of other companies. (I'll explain how to get on their "invitation lists" in just a moment.)

One week you might be invited to the tiny hotel on Antigua that's offering a complimentary stay under sunny skies and palm trees…the next, a family getaway at a remote retreat that's offering horseback trips into the mountains…maybe a B&B tour of the English countryside…or a weeklong walking trip with guided tours and nights spent at fine country inns and hotels…

One More Way to Travel…No Charge

And there's yet another way travel writers can see the world for free.

In addition to the travel companies that need people to write articles about them…there are 24,000 print publications in the U.S. that need people to write travel articles for them. And that doesn't even count online and international publications.

And many of these publications regularly pay travel writers to take trips and write about them.

Like Kathleen Peddicord, the publisher of International Living. She's in constant need of reports from far-flung destinations around the world. She's paid to send correspondents to Nicaragua, Bulgaria, Argentina, France, and beyond.

Of course, you need a track record before you'll be invited on press trips and sent on vacation by publishers. In other words, you'll need to have a few articles under your belt.

But that's easier than you might think. Once you learn a few critical secrets about creating the kinds of articles publishers are looking for, you'll be on your way to making a name for yourself, and you'll be well-positioned to start traveling the world on someone else's tab, enjoying a lifestyle that once belonged only to the rich and famous.

You Could Be a Working Travel Writer In the Next 7 Months

Without question, the quickest way to get to that level — to experience the fun and prestige of being a travel writer — is through The Ultimate Travel Writer's Program. Sure, you could sit through a college writing course or two. And you could read books about how to do it or attend expensive seminars. But they won't deliver the comprehensive, downright transformative tools this program does.

That's because in The Ultimate Travel Writer's Program author Jennifer Stevens brings together the collective experience of today's top writers — including a Wall Street Journal reporter, a New York Times correspondent, an acclaimed guidebook writer, an award-winning publisher, and a whole host of successful freelance travel writers. She's catalogued all their hard-won advice, tips, tricks, and ideas…techniques they use to travel the world and get their articles into print.

And Jennifer herself brings to the program a wealth of travel-writing knowledge. She's the past editor of International Living and of Island Properties Report.   Plus she's spent the past decade as a freelancer, exploring Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe, writing about the best locales for overseas travel, retirement, and investment.

And now...here in one place...Jen has brought together everything you need to follow in her footsteps and become a successful travel writer too.

Just take a look at some of the insider secrets you'll discover in The Ultimate Travel Writer's Program. You'll learn...

• The one, most important thing editors are looking for in an article... and the secret to delivering just that, every time... PAGE 27.
• A resource to trim hours off your writing time and months off your learning curve... PAGE 49
• Thirteen ways to parlay your travel writer status into coveted perks... 289
• How to avoid the biggest mistake new travel writers make. There's one task that new travel writers -- indeed, all travel writers -- find troublesome. But this secret will have you writing stories editors will clamor for... PAGE 44
• How to write those first few, critical sentences. You've got only about five seconds to grab a reader's attention. Here's how to make sure you do it ever time and write articles editors can't put down... PAGE 191
• A four-part blueprint for writing headlines an editor can't resist... PAGE 239
• Eleven ways to charm editors into giving you more assignments…PAGE 219

Plus…dozens more insider tips and tricks-of-the-trade provide you with the kind of details and step-by-step advice it would take you years to learn on your own. With the Ultimate Travel Writer's Program you’re guaranteed a real jump-start. In just a handful of months, you could be a successful travel writer.

Jen Takes You by the Hand and Leads You Every Step of the Way — From Landing Great Trips…to Writing Articles…to Getting Regular Assignments from Editors

It wasn't always so easy.

"Twenty years ago, when I was trying to get my travel-writing career off the ground, there was no such thing as The Ultimate Travel Writer's Program. "And it showed. In fact, it took me two years to break into print. I was sending out queries at a rate of three a day, and the rejection letters were coming back just as fast. It got so bad, my wife refused to go to the mailbox." — B. Howard, travel writer and guidebook author

B. Howard's experience isn't unusual. The learning curve with any new endeavor can be a long one. But it doesn't have to be for you…not if you're interested in the travel writer's life. That's because in The Ultimate Travel Writer's Program you gain a roadmap that clearly directs you every step of the way. A one-of-a-kind blueprint for success. One that leads you through each stage of becoming a world traveler and writer.

From the very beginning, Jen leads you by the hand through every essential step. You'll learn from her real-world experience and that of the many colleagues whose expertise she tapped — knowledge that took them years and years to accumulate.

With her personable, conversation style, you'll feel like Jen is sitting with you in person. With this program you'll:

1. Get the formula for articles that sell every time. A travel article is not just a report on an event. There are facts, to be sure…but an emotional pull is critical. And beyond that, there's a formula for keeping a reader with you. Jen shows you exactly what that is — and how to use it.
2. Discover all the little nuggets that make a place come alive in the reader's mind. Where to find interesting facts, who to talk to on your trip, and which details to include to make your article a must-read.
3. Learn step-by-step how to create winning articles. Discover how to craft a headline editors can't resist…add spice to the lead...mold your trip into a compelling story…and wrap it up with a close that will have readers aching to go there now!
4. Multiply your paychecks. Find out how to land repeat assignments…turn one trip into 3 or more articles…springboard into other writing opportunities…and get your foot in the door with a major publisher right away.
5. Take advantage of the many travel perks that go with this work. Discover how to get your name on lists for free press trips around the world…stay in the best hotels…dine in exclusive restaurants…gain entry to sold out events…visit the world's greatest attractions…and many more perks too numerous to mention here.

Your Passport to Travel Writing Success

The Ultimate Travel Writer's Program is far and away the best travel-writing program ever devised. Not only is it truly comprehensive, but it's a convenient and easy way to learn, too. You don't have to sit in a cold auditorium for hours while someone spends more time selling you his travel book than he does teaching you. You won't find yourself falling asleep as a writing professor drones on about this preposition or that adjective. And you won't struggle in isolation, with no one to turn to for help.

Instead, in the comfort of your own home, you'll feel like you're getting a private tutorial from an expert who has built her career by following the same formula for success she's sharing with you.

The truth is, The Ultimate Travel Writer's Program is so personal and practical you'd swear Jen was sitting at your kitchen table with you.

But make no mistake — the information she delivers is anything but casual. You'll be getting the most on-target guidance imaginable. And Jen's passion is absolutely contagious! It leaps right off the page. If you're anything like me, you'll be so excited by the end of the first section, you won't be able to contain yourself.

I mean...

Who Wouldn't Want To "Work" Like Brian Norris?

Brian jumped into his new career with both feet. As a graduate of The Ultimate Travel Writer's Program and a successful travel writer today, Brian has come face-to-face with a huge wild water buffalo at a wilderness resort — with only the reinforced side of a Toyota Troop Carrier between them. He's parasailed, jet-skied, and reveled in the pampering of a luxurious island resort. He's enjoyed escorted tours to major attractions. He's snorkeled through one of the world's largest and most famous barrier reefs. And then he's been paid to write about all those experiences.

It's all in a day's work for Brian. And that could be your life too. Wouldn't it be great to jump out of bed in the morning knowing that your "work" day will be spent bartering at an open-air market…diving with dolphins…skiing world-famous runs…or lounging on a cruise ship deck?

That's what Jen Stevens' The Ultimate Travel Writer's Program can help you do. And she'll help you do it faster than you ever imagined possible.

Here's how…

You Could Be Taking Trips and Writing About Them
Before You Finish this Program

In addition to revealing the secret structure behind every successful travel article…showing you step-by-step how to write them…and giving you all the tools you need to get your articles published…this program actually has you build several articles of your own as you work through the material.

So you won't be just learning theories from a book. You'll be putting the skills you learn to use immediately.

And you'll be writing articles you can submit to editors for publication — even before you've finished the program. Mike Slagle did. He writes:

"I've always had passions for both travel and for writing—but whenever I tried combining the two, I failed miserably. Since starting the Ultimate Travel Writer's Program, I've had four articles accepted for publication! Quite simply the program teaches you things that it would take years to learn by trial and error…Thanks AWAI for providing the seeds to grow journal articles into publishable stories." —Mike Slagle

And the success stories go on and on…

“The Traveler is publishing at least three of my articles, Trips and Journeys has accepted another one. And another online magazine has just accepted a story I submitted through the travel-writing program's critique program. The great feedback I got from the travel-writing program made my success possible, and I'm now a regular paid contributor to several magazines!" —Wendy VanHattan

"I got a huge amount out of the program! In fact, International Living has very kindly published an e-postcard, "An Oxford Afternoon" already. It is definitely a psychological kick-start for me, so I'll keep going. I'm enjoying this so much!" —Jean Flitcroft

"I sent a query to the publisher of a small magazine regarding an idea for an article about a trip that I will be taking in the end of September. I called the story "Bikes on Trains!" The magazine focuses on local motorcycle "flavor" and the publisher loved the idea and agreed to publish the story! I just wanted to say thank you for your program. It has given me new confidence in myself." —Faith LaRosse

 

You get the idea. This program really works. And this is just the beginning.

Gain Support from Your Fellow Students Anytime You Need It

There's an active message board on-line where members share ideas, brainstorm, answer questions, and critique each other's writing. It's your opportunity to connect with other budding writers who are as eager as you to live the travel writer's life…and with people who are already successful and can share their advice about what's worked for them.

So you see, you'll never be left alone to wonder if you're doing things right…you can simply ask.

Oh, and there another important element too. Jen has pulled some strings on behalf

Get Your First Paid Assignment Right Out of the Starting Gate

Jen's former boss at International Living, Kathleen Peddicord, has agreed to offer graduates of The Ultimate Travel Writer's Program a foot in the door at her online and print publications. Here, let me have her tell you about it herself.

A Personal Invitation from International Living…

Hi, Kathleen here. At International Living, we receive piles of articles and proposals for articles every day of the week. And I have to tell you, the vast majority of them wind up going straight into the trash. Why? Because believe it or not, most of these writers — people who claim to be professional travel writers — simply don't know what they're doing. They don't know even the simplest rules for getting published. nd they don't have one-tenth of the knowledge I've seen in writers who sign up for The Ultimate Travel Writer's Program. Developed by Jen Stevens, my top editor for many years, this program really works in the real world. In fact, I believe so strongly in it that I've asked my editorial staff to give special consideration to articles written by members. In other words, I've asked them to put submissions from people who have completed the program on the top of the in-box pile — to give them a foot in the door as it were. What this means is that you can be working on a real assignment as you go through the program. If my editors like your article, they'll publish it with your by-line…and they'll pay you in return. I look forward to signing the check, Kathleen Peddicord Publisher, International Living

Launch Your New Travel-Writing Career Right Now

In-depth materials…real-world instruction…hands-on experience…critiques from professional writers…an invitation to get your first paid byline as soon as you complete the program…and the opportunity to improve your lifestyle...

These are the critical elements that make The Ultimate Travel Writer’s Program the most unique, most effective program ever offered to would-be travel writers.

While other writers are spending $1,000 and more for weekend conferences and college classes — and finding it can take years to get published, you’ll be way ahead of the game, working on actual assignments for real publications.

You’ll be on-track to get your first by-line in months (not years) so you can be out seeing the world and getting paid to write about it in no time at all.

Just how much will you invest in your new travel-writing career? I’ll give you all the details in a moment, but first let me share one more important opportunity with you. It’s easy. It’s something professional writers do all the time. And it’s something that can make you a lot more money from your articles.

Double or Triple Your Income from Every Trip You Take

Imagine you're standing at a newsstand or sitting in a library flipping through the pages of a travel or general-interest magazine. What is it that first catches your eye? What grabs your interest?

It's the photos, isn't it? That's because the eye gravitates to images.

What's more, photos help communicate ideas. And photos can help you sell the articles you write.

Now, it's true, as a travel writer you won't generally be required to take photographs to accompany your articles. But it's also true that when you do include them you're likely to sell more articles, earn more from each one, and get more assignments.

And the thing is, you don't have to be a born artist to learn how to take photos editors will snatch up in a heartbeat. All you need to do is learn a few simple techniques.

And you'll find all of them in Money-Making Travel Photography, a mini-photography program that's yours, free, when you register for The Ultimate Travel Writer's Program.

• In it you’ll learn things like how to…Use the best light in all situations. The available light may be enough for some photos, but a few simple secrets will help you fine-tune lighting and turn an okay picture into a stunning image.
• Turn a generic scene into a "gotta-go-there-now!" destination photo. These techniques pull viewers into the image so they feel like they’re standing right there with you — and can’t wait to see it for themselves.
• Turn dark days into winning images. The problem you face when shooting a photo on an overcast day is that your camera will read all the light in the sky and underexpose your subject. But there’s a secret to turning this kind of light into a striking photo and you’ll know just how to do it.
• See the world through rose-colored lenses. You’ll discover how to use all types of lens filters: color correction, neutral density, graduated, soft focus, polarizing, close-up and special effects to create artistic images.
• Learn tips specific to travel photos...plus specialized techniques…advice on photo etiquette…other opportunities for photography work…and the nuts and bolts of working with models, including a sample model release.
• And much, much more!

Money-Making Travel Photography was created especially for travel writers. It’s just one more way to ratchet up your writing income as you travel the world. And as I explained, it’s yours FREE when you sign up for The Ultimate Travel Writer’s Program.

Sign Up Today and Save More Than $75

Now, considering everything this program brings you...including the entire travel-writer program a publishing opportunity with International Living, and additional support from AWAI...

...you might expect to pay $1,000 or more. And I can assure you, you could quickly make that up in article fees and in the value of "comped" travel. Plus how do you put a price on the freedom and adventures that come with being a successful travel writer?

Yet this program doesn’t cost anywhere near that much. AWAI has priced it at just $399 — and remember, sign up now and you’ll also receive the exclusive photojournalism program, Money-Making Travel Photography.

It really is an extraordinary value, especially when you consider you'll get an incredible amount of resources, back-up materials, and support. Take advantage of it all, and you're virtually guaranteed to succeed.

But even better...

Because of the huge explosion in travel right now, and the fact that there hasn't been a better time in many years to become a travel writer, Jen has taken a dramatic step to make it easier than ever for you to get into this business. She has arranged with AWAI to offer a major discount.

For a limited time, The Ultimate Travel Writer's Program (along with the exclusive photojournalism program, Money-Making Travel Photography), are yours for only $322 — that's over $75 off.

Sell the two articles you write as part of your program and you could easily cover the cost of the program.

And I'm not just saying that. If you take to heart what this program teaches and follow the advice offered by it there's no reason why you can't make up the cost of this program within weeks of completing it.

I did. And given the VIP invitations I've gotten and the prestige I've enjoyed as a published travel writer, I'd have to say it's the best investment I've made in years.

Start Today For Only $49

Plus, if $322 is more than you're able to pay all at once, you can sign up today for only $49, and still get everything you need to get started.

Do it, and soon you could find yourself traveling like seasoned freelancer Steenie Harvey. Recently she spent a weekend "working" in Bad Krozingen, a quaint spa village deep in Germany's Black Forest. And such arduous work it was...moving from her sun bed into the pool where she was pummeled with blissfully warm jets of thermal water.

Over the past 12 months, Steenie has made three trips to Paris and visited Spain, Portugal, Latvia, Italy, Greece and the Bohemia region of the Czech Republic. And she got paid to write about each place. Now you've got to agree: That's one pampered existence.

And it could be yours too. I mean, really: How many careers can you launch for $49? And this is no ordinary career. If you dream of living the life of a travel writer, seeing the world and getting paid to do it, then you have absolutely nothing to lose by taking advantage of this special offer.

Try It Out…for 30 Days…Risk Free

Order the first installment of The Ultimate Travel Writer's Program and try it for 30 days, risk free — see how travel writing fits into your life.

If you're convinced the program is everything I've described, and more…then you'll receive 7 additional installments…one each month…for $39 each.

And if you decide an international travel and writing career isn't for you? Just return the unmarked materials within 30 days and you'll receive a prompt, no-questions-asked refund.

What's more…even if you receive a few chapters then decide to cancel…Jen and the publishers still stand behind this program — every single chapter . So if you choose to stop further chapters from arriving in your mailbox…you can cancel at any time with no further obligation.

Now I'm convinced you'll never want to return the program — but just in case, the no-quibble, money-back promise ensures you take no risk whatsoever with this program. So what are you waiting for?

Sign Up for The Ultimate Travel Writer's Program Today.

You know, the next year is going to slip by in the way years do — whether you take advantage of this opportunity or not. So why not make the decision today to follow your dream of travel and adventure? Click below and make this the year you turn your travel passion into a new career.

Sincerely Yours,

Kammy Thurman
Freelance Travel Writer

P.S.Right now I'm looking at invitations for 16 free trips sitting on my desk. As much as I'd love to, I simply don't have time to go on all of them. If you'd like to find yourself in a similar quandary, don't waste another moment. Click below to sign up for The Ultimate Travel Writer's Program.

P.P.S.As soon as you sign up, you'll receive at no charge AWAI's e-letter for travel writers called The Right Way to Travel, which provides news, tips, ideas and suggestions from accomplished, professional freelancers. Here's a small sampling of the important insights you’ll receive four-times a week…

• A Travel Writer's Gear Guide: From Paper to Processing Power, by John Forde, in Paris…The more you travel, the more you realize it pays to travel light. I've put together a list of a few items that might make your writing more efficient…and maybe even a little more fun.
• 6 Free Sailing Trips…5 Free Deep Sea Fishing Trips…Free Meals…Free Activities — Travel Writing Course Student, Gary Peach, is Living the Travel Writer's Life
• Robert Ringer's Advice on These First Five Months of the Year and What They Could Mean for Your Travel-Writing Career
• Know Before You Go: Five Tips for Getting The Most Out of Every Trip, by Steenie Harvey in Ireland…Getting organized before a trip can make your visit not only more efficient, but more enjoyable, too. Here are some ideas to ensure your time on the ground is focused, productive, and fun.
• Advice on Organizing… Your article's written and on it's way to the publisher. Great! Now what do you do with all those research and destination materials stacked knee-high next to your desk?

The Right Way to Travel is geared to help you improve your writing, stay motivated, and give you the sort of practical experience you need to really get out there, explore the world, and sell your stories. To make sure you don't miss a single issue, click "Order Now" below.

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