Land your
dream job as a travel writer
All of my secrets to getting paid to travel the world IN this 32-page downloadable PDF guide.
Want to publish your travel stories? And get paid to explore all seven continents?
It still baffles me that this is a real job. That I make a living doing something I am so passionate about.
The other day my dentist asked me what I do for a living. After telling her I get paid to travel the world, she said, “I want to be you.” It’s something I hear all the time.
And it's why I decided to write this guide. It explains how doing a job I love gave me the chance to dive with tiger sharks in the Bahamas, go cliff camping in Colorado, stay at luxury hotels worldwide, and how you can do the same.
For the first time ever, I’m sharing my step-by-step approach with you in How to become a travel writer: The complete guide to getting paid to travel the world
This guide is for you if…
You love reading stories about hiking in the Dolomites, the best croissants in Paris or camping in Antarctica and often wonder, “Hmmm, could I do that, too?”
You are just starting out. And you want to make sure you get it right from the get-go.
You are dying to travel the world but haven't figured out a way to do that without going broke.
You are a content creator and want to add even more credibility to your resume.
You want to keep your current job and add travel writing into the mix in your spare time.
Repeat after me
It's never too late to try something different. The good news is: You can become a travel writer at any age with zero experience.
Founder
Sarah Sekula
Hi, I'm Sarah. I've spent the last 16 years as a travel writer for top-tier outlets like CNN.com, ESPN.com, USA TODAY, Travel + Leisure, Smithsonian Magazine, Lonely Planet and more.
If you told my younger self that this would be my career, I would have thought you were joking. All the way through high school I was shy and not very confident. Never could have imagined I'd be pitching editors, appearing on TV and landing assignment after assignment.
Let’s dive in…
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FAQs
Do you need a writing degree?
Nope! It's possible to be a successful travel writer without a journalism degree, writing portfolio or the means to travel.
Do you need to travel full time?
You can travel (with all or most expenses paid) as much or as little as you'd like. It's up to you.
Can you really make a career out of this?
Yes, but you can also try it as a side gig. That is absolutely doable.
What if I don't have much time on my hands?
Whether you want to write as a side gig or make this your full-time career, this guide gives you the know-how to make it happen.
think about it…
The average person stays in a job they don't like for way too long. Don't be that person.
You'll learn to…
Confidently pitch editors and producers.
Get invited on press trips where all or most expenses are paid.
Get your travel stories published.
Find ideas that sell.
Network with writers and editors in the industry.
Make the most out of each story you publish.
MEET THE CREATOR—LIA MILLER
Travel writing is truly a dream job, and, sure it might feel unattainable. That's how it felt to me at first. I'm here to tell you if I can do it, you can, too.
Stop dreaming, start doing
When I started out 16 years ago, I had no travel-writing clips, no connections in the industry, no writing portfolio and not much confidence. This guide shows you how to start from scratch and make your dream job a reality. The truth is, many aspiring travel writers simply give up too quickly. My guide is meant to give you the encouragement you need to keep on going.
Ok, so how can i access these secrets?
For a limited time only, I’m offering the e-guide for:
$49
Reg. $99
WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?
It’s time to make life a little more interesting.