Most conversations on the Travel Writing Podcast look, in one way or another, at the professional world of writing, travel, and publication. But not everything worth writing is meant to …
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The Travel Writing Podcast
Phil Thomas Left an 18 Year Corporate Career to Write for BBC Travel and Travel & Leisure
In his late thirties, burned out from 18 years in the corporate world, Phil Thomas was given a chance to walk away and start again. He had always dreamed of …
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The Travel Writing Podcast
Charly Wilder: From the New York Times Travel Section to Executive Editor at Roads & Kingdoms
As a 20-something travel scrabbling together an existence in the youth hostels of Istanbul and Berlin, Charly Wilder began writing. A cold email led to a blogging role at the …
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Exploring Timor-Leste and Volunteering as a Means of Long-Term World Travel With Jonty Crane
When a volunteering offer took Jonty Crane and his wife to Timor-Leste, one of the least visited countries in the world, they had no idea what to expect. What they …
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Simply trying to get your head around Natascha Scott-Stokes’ incredible biography can make your head spin. In 1989, she became the first woman to navigate the length of the Amazon …
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The Travel Writing Podcast
Tim van Es shares The Story Behind “The Chaiwallah” and his Journey from Corporate Executive to Full-Time Novelist [Part 1/2]
Many sit in cubicles every day and dream of abandoning the office, the politics, the metrics, and the madness and embarking on a life of creative freedom and fulfilment. Few …
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Matt Wilson on Building a Travel Experience Business Empire While Roaming the Globe
If you travel when you’re young and fall in love with the thrill and freedom of the road, a choice eventually arises. Do you abandon the traditional milestones of success …
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The Travel Writing Podcast
65 Years of Travel Writing History with Daniel James Clarke from the British Guild of Travel Writers (BGTW)
Sixty-five years ago, overseas travel was a rare thing even for relatively well-off people in Britain. Currency controls meant it was illegal to take more than £50 abroad. Strict pricing …
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The Travel Writing Podcast
“Tourists Go Home!” Daniel Maurer on Overtourism, Traveler’s Guilt, and the Future of Travel
The three words are scrawled everywhere; on walls, banners, and even on the side of Barcelona’s rubbish bins. It’s easy to dismiss them as the word of isolated cranks. But …