For many it is the job of your dreams, traveling, writing, and getting paid for it.
The problem for most people, is beginning the journey of writing, a niche that can be very rewarding, financially rewarding, to improve your lifestyle - in a dramatic way. And to promote their personal growth.
There are many ways to break into travel-writing industry, in this article, I can only suggest some of them, but at the end of this article continues to recommend a resource.
How can I start Travel Blogs and paid for it?
All good writers are good readers, so be sure to read so much travel writing as possible, subscribe to travel magazines, soliciting travel newsletters and ezines, the more you read the better you will get and better chance you have to get paid to travel
As a personal exercise, the critique of 2 or 3 articles a week to think and write like you could improve the article, as well as the content and structure of the essay.
Becoming a researcher, to be closer, dig for details, ask questions, put you in the shoes of the player, shoes, local life and work in writing about - in short, to take all perspectives on board you can.
Start a blog written travel articles written some travel, promote blog, and you gain more experience, enhance and modify the previous articles. Add each week, at least two new articles on the blog.
Visit our travel forums, to find a niche in areas that people want information, answer questions, submit articles to travel ezine publishers, editors, articles, forums and travel websites.
A good tip for you is to find travel niche markets first, try to identify a gap in the literature of travel, and learn all you can about it, write about it, and promote their writing through the use of the above.
When traveling, avoid tourist traps, live with people, eat local, and socialize with people. One of the best ways you can do is offer your services as a volunteer, contact NGOs and other humanitarian organizations authentic. Offer your services as a volunteer in the field and offer to write about their experiences, and so do his job.
