Sentences with phrase «as travel bloggers on»

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If you love to travel, as much as you love to eat, then they currently have a great blogger competition * running where you can win a trip to Mumbai, staying in the Sun n Sand hotel on Juhu Beach, which is India's first beach front hotel.

As I write this, I'm traveling on a bus through Idaho with the amazing folks from the Idaho Potato Commission and a bunch of bloggers, chefs, food writers, and photographers.

As I write this, I'm traveling on a bus through Idaho with the amazing folks from the Idaho Potato Commission and a bunch of bloggers, chefs, food writers, and photographers.

As a writer, photographer and blogger, I focus mainly on the topics of travel, lifestyle and entertainment.

As much as I love to attend blogger events, photo sessions, traveling and being on the road, it's always so nice to return home to my co.As much as I love to attend blogger events, photo sessions, traveling and being on the road, it's always so nice to return home to my co.as I love to attend blogger events, photo sessions, traveling and being on the road, it's always so nice to return home to my co...

As an interior designer, tastemaker, blogger and on - air personality, how do you achieve a work / life balance especially with so much travel?

The Christian blogger sees herself as part of an online ministry for love and travels from coast to coast giving advice about how to cultivate stable relationships based on selflessness, faith, and trust.

I guess, the only thing we can do as travel bloggers who realise this, is to shed light on these flaws, to educate those who don't realise the negative effect their actions have.

As travel bloggers or writers it is part of our job to be active on social media.

What annoyed me about the travel blogger who» tweeted her way across Spain» is that she preached to her audience that they should be like her and take time out of your normal life to disconnect and think, but this felt disingenuous of her to say after she was hyper - connected to her «normal life» while on the trail constantly connected with all modes of social media as she always does... so I feel she «sacrificed her experience» based on what SHE said she wanted to achieve on the walk.

I'm not a professional blogger, in the sense that my incomes are from a source that has nothing to do with the 2.0 world However I think it's a good thing, as it allows me to be more free to make my choices based on my tastes and this also makes me independent in judgment, if I did the travel blogger by profession I would be practically forced to have to monetize all my trip and each of my post and this is in contrast with the passion that I put into traveling and writing.

As a new travel blogger I have become disillusioned with the following: social media and the fakeness it evokes, travel bloggers concentrating on doing anything just to make money, travel niches now focusing on «blogging tips», posts solely written for affiliate income, you follow me and I'll follow you culture.....

I want to build a blog that's committed to keeping it real, promoting responsible travel, and digging a little deeper than the pretty surfaces (and occasionally talking about politics because WE GIVE A SHIT), as well as featuring those better bloggers, lifting up the voices of underrepresented travelers through our Voices of Travel series, and publishing work on destinations that is written by people who live there through our Like a Local stravel, and digging a little deeper than the pretty surfaces (and occasionally talking about politics because WE GIVE A SHIT), as well as featuring those better bloggers, lifting up the voices of underrepresented travelers through our Voices of Travel series, and publishing work on destinations that is written by people who live there through our Like a Local sTravel series, and publishing work on destinations that is written by people who live there through our Like a Local series.

But with that being said, I think as a plus size Korean American, I definitely do not get nearly as much traction on social media, compared to the skinny blondes like The Blonde Abroad who has thousands of people following her and trying to get her exact photos which i have seen over a millions times by all the other travel bloggers like her.

This post actually started as a rant on my travel Instagram, in which I stated that I was going to use it solely to promote other underrepresented bloggers until I figured out whether or not I could continue blogging in good faith.

I was interested to see on Wandering Earl's blog (Derek was one of a handful of travel bloggers brought to South Africa on a tour in 2012) that South Africa is «up there» with Asia, Central America (the Spanish speaking world), Mexico, and European countries like Turkey (bar Istanbul), Georgia, Azerbaijan, Poland and Lithuania as a place where you can still hope to travel for $ 1000 or less per month.

Co-founders from AwardWallet, MileWise, PointsHound, Wallaby, and 30K pitched their ideas to a panel of BoardingArea bloggers that included me as well as Darren from Frequently Flying and Marshall from MJ on Travel.

As a full - time travel blogger, I've written quite a few resources on how to make a living while traveling, which may help if you are looking for a way to make a living while you are on the road.

You might know me as Nomadic Matt, budget travel expert, blogger, and New York Times best - selling author of How to Travel the World on $ 50 travel expert, blogger, and New York Times best - selling author of How to Travel the World on $ 50 Travel the World on $ 50 a Day.

We have worked with a many of the world's leading travel bloggers as well as independent journalists on assignment from some of the UK and USA's most prestigious news publications.

«As a travel blogger who has long focused on the destination (and not the journey), Nora's «Tales of Trains» forces you as the reader to prioritize the journeAs a travel blogger who has long focused on the destination (and not the journey), Nora's «Tales of Trains» forces you as the reader to prioritize the journeas the reader to prioritize the journey.

The Sisterhood of the World Bloggers on another hand is supposed to showcase female bloggers, because, as Kate of Adventurous Kate pointed out during her keynote at WITS15 (Women in Travel Summit held in 2015), female bloggers deserve more attention than they are given by thBloggers on another hand is supposed to showcase female bloggers, because, as Kate of Adventurous Kate pointed out during her keynote at WITS15 (Women in Travel Summit held in 2015), female bloggers deserve more attention than they are given by thbloggers, because, as Kate of Adventurous Kate pointed out during her keynote at WITS15 (Women in Travel Summit held in 2015), female bloggers deserve more attention than they are given by thbloggers deserve more attention than they are given by the media.

Especially as a travel blogger, inbetween all those adventures, there are weeks where I'm sitting on my butt.

A travel blogger I met on the road hired me as her virtual assistant, giving me my first source of income as a digital nomad.

The process to set up a travel blog on WordPress is an exciting part of both getting started as a travel blogger, and also...

This short challenge will focus on using Instagram properly as a travel blogger or writer.

Since two years I'm working on my career as a full - time travel blogger, besides this I'm working since over ten years in the TV business.

As a newbie travel blogger (and a female solo traveler, but that has been going on for years), I really love this list — there were a lot of blogs I didn't know about.

For the first edition I had a criteria that to be included that a blog needed to include content about either Australia or New Zealand in the previous 12 months, however upon further reflection I have decided to discontinue this element as there are many great travel bloggers who call Australia and New Zealand home who are on multi-year travels who should be included.

It's a BIG BIG lie and travel bloggers put that just as a come on.

I seem to hover between the 2 worlds of travel bloggers and chocolate bloggers as my focus is pretty much exclusively on chocolate travel.

Campaigns can be organized to host a give - away, plan a blogger FAM trip and create content through for social media campaigns on the Taste for Travel blog, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and other social media platforms such as Facebook.

Getting published on GOT is also a way for talented writers working in other genres to develop their portfolios as travel writers / bloggers.

As a vegetarian, it can be a challenge to eat on the road, so I love to check out recipes and great eateries posted by fellow travel bloggers.

They are rated as the # 1 most influential travel bloggers in the world and in the top 10 travel experts and influencers on social media.

I found a couple of mentions on the internet by travel bloggers and Parisians who recommended this canal in the north - east of Paris as an off - the - beaten - path experience.

Knowing what to pack, especially if it is your first safari, can feel daunting, but fear not, with the help of some great articles written by some of our favourite travel bloggers, here are some invaluable tips on how to pack for a safari, whether you are going to Kenya, South Africa, or travelling as a family.

Especially new travel bloggers put as much information as possible on their blog with loads of texts.

Curious, are there specific pitches from travel bloggers that have been very effective on you as a business?

TOP 10 travel experts and influencers on social media and rated as one of the most influential travel bloggers in the world, Denis and Lynn Gagnon have been circling the globe for more than 45 years.

There are so many travel bloggers I actively follow as well: Teacake Travels and Journalist on the Run in particular have motivated me to push myself in my travels and in my blogging Travels and Journalist on the Run in particular have motivated me to push myself in my travels and in my blogging travels and in my blogging career.

I got started as a blogger, first on a personal blog and then on my more popular travel blog / podcast Amateur Traveler.

After nearly five years working as professional travel bloggers on Contented Traveller, we feel confident in sharing these 45 Best Travel Blogging Tips wittravel bloggers on Contented Traveller, we feel confident in sharing these 45 Best Travel Blogging Tips witTravel Blogging Tips with you.

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There are many exciting places to read good travel writing online these days, but the travel industry has also left a sour mark on this niche, as travel bloggers are lured to accepting money in exchange for writing good reviews of hotels and destinations.

As I was preparing this post at my desk in San Francisco, fellow travel blogger Matthew Klint popped up on Twitter from LAX with photos of the ribbon cutting (with United CEO Oscar Munoz!)

As a black travel blogger, Kerwin makes his business focus on you, the reader, more so than himself.

Many fellow travel bloggers that we spoke with swear by the power of SEO and as a result have been able to land their posts on the top of Google's search results.

Whether I am building a new course to teach such as my 15 Day Instagram Course for Travel Bloggers or building my content calendar, my goal is to focus on this ONE THING.

Sarah Schmitt from the www.saltybug.com said Hi Alexa, I am sure that I recall on an early podcast you said as a travel blogger you could still claim travel expenses even though you did not earn money.