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[...] by themselves. It’s also memorable and shareable, both extremely important qualities for travel content. So what makes a good story in written travel content? There are a few factors to keep in [...]

[...] trying to say, or you cannot be bothered to explain it. Try harder. 5. Melting pot In written travel content, this phrase is routinely wheeled out to describe anywhere that doesn’t appear to have a [...]

[...] waiting for that lightbulb moment. Whether you’re looking for inspiration for your written travel content or for new formats to shake up your blog, here are 10 types of travel blogs that help [...]

[...] question his competency and perhaps his mental well-being. If you’re producing online travel content, style guides can also help with SEO. Forcing your writers to jam keywords into perfectly [...]

[...] can often spark new ideas. 2. Create a publishing schedule and stick to it We’ve all seen travel blogs that begin optimistically with a new post every day. Before long, the number reduces to once a [...]

[...] here. Pimsleur Approach: September’s Top Travel Links Now, onto the last in our trio of travel blogs. This one was written for language learning company Pimsleur Approach and it lists our pick of [...]

[...] ado, here are four bad tips that are best ignored. “Be controversial” These days, as travel blogs and magazines are getting more and more competitive, everyone is trying to make an [...]

[...] written travel content or for new formats to shake up your blog, here are 10 types of travel blogs that help increase web traffic. Don’t lounge around waiting for inspiration 1. The list [...]

[...] at the gong factory.” 2. Use a quote. Using a quote is another popular trick among travel writers and it’s a great way to keep the eyeballs glued to the page or screen. Only it can’t [...]

[...] on the Discover Lake Garda site here. To see more travel writing by our expert team of travel writers and editors, browse the examples on our portfolio page. And don’t forget to come and [...]

[...] please don’t describe it as such. 8. City/Land of contrasts Don’t state the obvious. Travel writers bandy this one about as a description, but truth be told, every city is a ‘city of [...]

[...] a better plan. It goes without saying that quality is paramount. At the same time, most travel writers don’t have the luxury of just sitting around and waiting for that lightbulb moment. [...]

[...] ending should reinforce what has gone before and reiterate the central point of your travel article, yet you shouldn’t just repeat what you’ve already said. Instead, try using a [...]

[...] calendar to earmark important dates, events and anniversaries that may make a good hook for a travel article. Leisure travel is a seasonal industry with high and low seasons that vary depending on the [...]

[...] forces you to keep going and sometimes, that’s all you need. 3. Have a plan for each travel article It doesn’t have to be extremely detailed or even fully sketched, but get into the [...]

[...] good story needs conflict and resolution. There must be ups and downs, which is why a travel article comprised solely of effusive praise without caveat won’t have much impact. There has to [...]

[...] a number of seasonal travel blogs, articles and destination guides for a wide variety of travel clients. Our festive travel content writing has ranged from this blog on Christmas activities in [...]

[...] article, blog, guide and web copy writing skills for an international portfolio of travel clients? This could be the job for you… The expert travel writing agency World Words is looking [...]

[...] translations are all common — it’s essential. At World Words, we write for all kinds of travel clients, producing everything from destination guides to feature articles, blog posts to web [...]

[...] out our latest projects or look at our other blog posts, many of which feature more expert travel writing advice. To hear more from World Words, follow us on Twitter, where we share [...]

[...] Approach. Here is a short extract from each of these blogs — all written by our expert travel writing team. Live Adventurously: Salsomaggiore Terme, Italy “Amid the olive groves and [...]

[...] for an international portfolio of travel clients? This could be the job for you… The expert travel writing agency World Words is looking for a highly skilled and friendly travel writer to [...]

[...] like to read the full itinerary, do so by clicking here. To see more work from our expert travel writers, check out our latest projects, where you’ll find travel articles, travel [...]

[...] are just a few in a long list of online vacation guides. Most recently, one of our expert travel writers produced an online travel guide on the ever-fascinating city of St. Louis. And to [...]

[...] flowing and combating the dreaded content drought. Drawing on the broad experiences of our expert travel writers at World Words, we’ve come up with six tried-and-tested techniques that will help you [...]

[...] top of this city,” enthuses Edvena d’Souza, Director of Sales & Marketing at Fairmont Baku. “We offer guests access to a full city view, which nobody else can. Even our [...]

[...] scheduled to perform to hear a little more about it. The article appeared on the From the Grapevine website here, but you can also read it in full below… Dead Sea electronic music rave hosts Paul [...]

Another month has flown by and our travel writers have been busy scribbling away and creating a variety of travel blogs. To give you a little taster o [...]

Never underestimate the power of a good opening line. First paragraphs — even just first sentences — will dictate your reader engagement. While th [...]