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E-book: Travel Writing and Travel Photography

The result of a combined total of 200+ years experience in the professions of Travel Writing and Travel Photography, the new Global Travel Writers E-book Travel Writing and Travel Photography - from Dreams to Hard Reality   contains material that you just will not find anywhere else. 

The twelve contributors to this E-book take you through the processes of digging out a story idea; using the services of national tourism offices to arrange "famil" trips and to help research a story; pitching to editors; and much much more. The chapter on “New Media” contains exclusive material and advice on the latest techniques that you can use to enhance your writing’s appeal to editors and, through them, to readers. And because photography is so important, in this E-book we have devoted two comprehensive chapters to travel photography for a digital age.

The far north of Planet Earth has always seemed forbidding. But in this age of global warming, maybe those melting northern glaciers will have a "trickle-down" effect. So get to the north before it becomes south! For your other travel editorial needs, search our database now!
Northern Exposure Glenn A Baker, currently recovering from open-heart surgery, is entranced by Santa's helpers in Lappland. And Glenn - from all of us, get well soon!	The GTW Team Fiona Harper Glenn A. Baker Graham Simmons Karen Halabi Paul Dymond Philip Game Sally Hammond Sheriden Rhodes Thomas E. King Tricia Welsh Is Arctic warming unstoppable? This question is posed by the respected journal New Scientist, in its sobering September 2009 article Has runaway Arctic warming already begun?. Whatever the truth, visitors to northern climes should now pack appropriately - not forgetting swimming costume and Kool-aid. EMAIL US
Thomas E King taks in the open air museum of Skansen, marvels at the early 17th century warship Vasa and cruises in style on the canals of Stylish Stockholm
Sally Hammond explores Cornwall , a place where the English language nearly falls off the map.
Russia's remote Kuril Islands are not a people place, says Philip Game. But they are like stepping stones between East and West.
All those jokes about the unwashed English are now passé. Sheriden Rhodes visits the ancient Roman city of Bath, where Bath-time has come in the form of the Thermae Bath Spa
The Svalbard Islands belonging to Norway, are so far north that they're nearly off the planet, reports Graham Simmons.
Tricia Welsh touches base from the stylish northeastern England city of Newcastle, which has become one of the hottest places on the planet to visit (will global warming make it even hotter?)
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