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Perceptive Travel has released its latest issue, July/August . The ezine is published by World's Cheapest Destinations author Tim Leffel and features the work of travel (and other) writers with at least…
Read more →Perceptive Travel has released its latest issue, July/August . The ezine is published by World's Cheapest Destinations author Tim Leffel and features the work of travel (and other) writers with at least…
Read more →With most forms of communication media converging rapidly with the Internet and updates in technology: blogging, vlogging, podcasts to name a few recently born vagaries- the whole 'multimedia journalism'…
Read more →I just discovered the wonderful Saveur Magazine last year and only had the chance to read a few of the issues. I subscribed almost immediately after reading it for the first time, but only had the chance…
Read more →Symphony Space was kind enough to send us a copy of their new Travel Tales compact disc collection so I thought I'd share it with everyone. The collection is made up of short travel clips (the combined…
Read more →Traveling Times is looking for an Associate Editor . The LA based position requires at least a bachelor's degree in Journalism or a related field and 2-5 years of experience. To apply email your resume…
Read more →World Nomads and Lonely Planet have announced a Video Documentary Scholarship , the next in the series of World Nomads Travel Scholarships, and is calling for applications. The winner will travel to the…
Read more →Apologies for the scanty posts on my end these days. Between trying to write queries, procrastinating and trying to write queries and procrastinating - I have been caught up in a slightly depressing hole…
Read more →As the author to a few guidebooks, maybe I should be somewhat offended by this, but for some reason I want to buy it. Kazakh journalist Borat Sagdiyev (AKA British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen), has inked a…
Read more →Lonely Planet founders Tony and Maureen Wheeler will be in several spots in California this week to promote two of their new books: A Tourist in the Axis of Evil and The Lonely Planet Story . Admission is…
Read more →If you are an editor, photographer, a writer, trying to be a writer, or whatever, as long as you are waddling in the travel-publishing industry, and want to share your experiences with a crowd who will…
Read more →Check out a great interview on Gadling with founder or Seal Press Barbara Sjoholm. The interview has been done by our very own Kelly Amabile , and is in the context of one of Barbara's latest books…
Read more →Gridskipper re-launched yesterday and the result is a completely new look, expanded features, wider focus, more contributors and detailed maps with hotspots marked out per city. New focus cities include:…
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