5 Tips for Writing a Travel Journal that make it easer to turn into a Book

Here are 8 simple tips to follow to make light work of your editing work. Editing your own book is a challenge but, by giving your work a close reading, you can become a better writer.

Travel Writing Prompts: J is for Journaling and Journalism. Use these Travel Writing Prompts to make it easier to connect with your readers. No matter what you’re writing.

In this 10-minute show, travel writer Jay Artale continues the discussion about fast drafting and this episode focuses on what to Fast Draft.

Each episode in the A to Z podcast series provides you with inspiration to give your travel writing the TLC it needs. Today we’re covering the letter C. 

Jon Doolan is the editor and publisher of an Adventure Anthology series, and in this guest post he shares 5 reasons why it’s a good idea for writers to contribute to an anthology.

In order to be a successful note-taker you need to start using a fast drafting technique. This will establish a habit to capture the daily events before you forget them.

Travel guides are based on facts and information, but in order to hook your reader you need to add personal stories and anecdotes for them to be able to relate to you. This is your competitive advantage, so it’s important to use this approach.

This month’s writing prompt from #IWSG is about whether you choose your writing prompt in advance. Read about my about-turn in my latest travel guide.

In this podcast episode we continues our A to Z travel writing tips series by focusing on writing prompts and activities beginning with B.

Find out why you’re failing to maintain a travel journaling habit, and how you can succeed. In order to improve the quality of your travel writing.

Each episode in the A to Z podcast series provides you with inspiration to give your travel writing the TLC it needs. We’re kicking this off with letter A. 

Travel Writing Prompts: I is for Improve, Images, Instagram and Inspiration. Use these Travel Writing Prompts to make it easier to connect with your readers. No matter what you’re writing.

Are you getting bored with social media or stuck in a social rut? Don’t worry, it happens to us all, so I’ve put together a list of 26 Social Media prompts to inspire authors to connect with your readers via your favourite social network.

If you’re struggling with writer’s block, or finding your approach to writing too slow and methodical, try fast drafting to get your first draft written.

Find out about these three easy to implement travel writing tips that act like bait to hook your reader.

Travel Writing Prompts: H is for Humor, Headlines, and How to get started. Use these Travel Writing tips to improve your writing and connect with readers.

If you’ve been thinking about writing your own travel memoir, this conversation should inspire you to put pen to paper.

Not sure which front matter elements you need to include in your nonfiction book? No problem. Read which components are essential for your book before you publish.

This podcast shows you how to become a confident interviewer in simple and easy to follow steps, so that you can include quotes and interviews in your blog posts, magazine articles, or book.

Travel Writing Prompts: G is for Goals, Guest Blogging and Genre. Use these prompts to improve your writing and make it easier to connect with your readers. No matter what you’re writing.

The key marketing tool for growing your writing career and income is to establish an effective freelance writing portfolio. These 4 tips will help you.

How to use vocabulary and sentence structure to develop a travel writing style that suits your target audience.

How to use Author Avatars to define your writing tone, to improve the quality of your travel guide content.

Here’s this month’s roundup of the best travel writing articles. Use these tips, inspiration, and information to keep your travel writing journey effective and inspired.

Confused about which point of views you can mix together when writing a travel guide? Use this guide and writing exercise to improve your travel writing.

Travel Writing Prompts: F is for Focus Facts and Flow. Use these prompts to improve your writing and make it easier to connect with your readers. No matter what you’re writing.

Here’s this month’s roundup of the best travel writing articles. Use these tips, inspiration, and information to keep your travel writing journey effective and inspired.

Travel Writing Prompts: E is for Editing and Entertain. Use these Travel Writing Prompts to improve your writing and make it easier to connect with your readers. No matter what you’re writing.

In this 20-minute show travel writer Jay Artale chats with editor and writing coach Gillian Culff. Discover how to establish a productive working relationship with a writing coach and use Gillian’s tips to improve your travel writing.

This guest post from Reedsy highlights the 5 key elements you need to consider when putting together your nonfiction book proposal to pitch a publisher.

Here’s this month’s roundup of the best travel writing articles. Use these tips, inspiration, and information to keep your travel writing journey effective and inspired.

Here’s my roundup of the best travel writing articles, books, and podcasts that were published this month. Read these for actionable advice and a shot of inspiration on your own travel blogging and writing journey.

Ep#20: Techniques to improve your travel writing style   In this 20-minute show travel writer Jay Artale talks about the foundational…

Discover 100 years of freewriting advocates and how your subconscious, conscious, and unconscious work together to feed your creativity. Yes Nonfiction writers can use freewriting too.

Here’s this month’s roundup of the best travel writing articles and the Lonely Planet email to use to become a Travel Guide Writer. Use these tips, inspiration, and information to keep your travel writing journey effective and inspired.

What’s your motivation for writing a book? If you need a kick in the pants to get started with your book, here’s 13 ideas to get you started.

Travel Writing Prompts: D is for Descriptive Phrases, Dialogue and Details. Use these Travel Writing Prompts to improve your writing and make it easier to connect with your readers. No matter what you’re writing.

In this 10 minute show travel writer Jay Artale shares inspiring ideas and anecdotes to motivate you to achieve your indie author goals. Find out how Jay abandoned a corporate career to become a writer.

Travel Writing Prompts: C is for Cliches, Cadence, and Conversational. Use these Travel Writing Prompts to improve your writing and make it easier to connect with your readers. No matter what you’re writing.

Here’s my roundup of the best travel writing articles, books, and podcasts that were published in March. Read these for valuable advice and inspiration on your own travel blogging and writing journey.

Need some travel writing inspiration? Here’s a roundup of 221 Travel Writing prompts to get your creative muscles working. Use them to stop procrastination and trigger some personal travel stories for your journal.

Travel Writing Prompts: B is for Bounce, Beginning, Books, and Blog. Use these Travel Writing Prompts to improve your writing and make it easier to connect with your readers. No matter what you’re writing.

Travel Writing Prompts: A is for Audience, Action, Anecdotes, Angles, Adjectives and Adverbs. Use these Travel Writing Prompts to improve your writing and make it easier to connect with your readers. No matter what you’re writing.

Read about the Technology and App discoveries that have streamlined my writing and content creation process this week.

Your writing muscles need exercising every day. But if you don’t feel like writing, how do you force yourself to get creative—even if it’s only for 20 minutes?

I’m using my January writing sprint to bang out the first rough draft of my Cambodia Travel Guide. Follow along to see how successful my first attempt at a sprint will be.

Here’s tips about how to write a How To book that readers won’t want to put down. Content tips and advice for writing your non-fiction book.

Using your sense of taste creates a physical and emotional reaction to your travel writing, and provides a scene your reader can relate to.

Using your sense of touch creates a physical and emotional reaction to your travel writing, and provides a scene your reader can relate to.