Still, those who succeed can take pride in having created a masterpiece. A related but less demanding path results in honest reports of compelling adventures. They don't usually contain any universal truth but do portray a distant, enthralling world that awakens Walter Mitty in its readers. A third path takes the writer to what might be called travelogues. Top rank writing in this genre requires keen ability to observe and record the travel experience accurately and comprehensively.
Emphasis is less on lyric prose than on factual details.
This writer submits articles to newspapers, magazines, and travel-related publications such as those found in the pouch on the back of airplane seats. With some experience and considerable good luck, this writer might even be chosen to write a newspaper column or narrate a radio series. Move on to The Nitty Gritty Return to Top Traveler's Tool Kit by Rob Sangster, offers practical tips on how to travel absolutely anywhere. All rights reserved.