I've been based out of Dubai and Abu Dhabi since 1998. Although I've been on the road writing full-time since 2006, I still call Dubai home. No, it's not Europe, I know, but most of my writing work is in Europe and the Middle East.…
My travel blog isn't my 'business', rather I'm a professional travel writer who also blogs, but my circumstances are the same. I've been on the road four years, starting my fifth now, so good communication is key.
To be…
Been on the road a while? Looking for a place to discuss what keeps you going and why? List the the problems and solutions you've encountered with traveling over a long time?See More
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If any of you are going to be in the following cities on the following dates, I'd love to invite you to our pre-launch and official launch:
Dubai 4.30pm Saturday 6 Feb at a villa on The Palm (casual pre-launch late…
I wanted to let you all know about an exciting project we're undertaking in 2010 called Grantourismo, a contemporary grand tour of sorts. You can find out more here: http://grantourismotravels.com/
Essentially, from 1st February 2010 for 12…
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Type of Blogger
Travel Journalist
The Destination(s) You Blog About and/or Areas of Interest
I blog about the places I travel to. As I'm a perpetual globetrotter, bouncing around the planet from one assignment to another - 3 years so far - I blog about the places I'm working in, in addition to blogging about my base of Dubai.
Travel Type:
Adventure, Budget, Solo, Backpacking, Flashpacking, Luxury, Bicycling, Walking Tours, Hiking, Family-Friendly, Couples, Culinary, Women's Travel, Eco-Travel, Voluntourism, Business Travel, Consumer Issues, Arts and Culture, Photography, Spa Vacations
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kiwitravwriter ,,, is my twitter address , googling kiwitravelwriter will always get my webpages which has links if you cant get thru
At 8:04pm on February 28, 2009, Craig Martin said…
Hi Lara, this is your official "hassle over the weekend" to have a listen to our Perth guide. In all honesty, there's no rush. Chuck the mp3 on your laptop/ipod for a flight sometime and let me know what you think.
At 4:59pm on February 25, 2009, Lara Dunston said…
Hi everyone - thanks for the warm welcomes and nice words, Maren, Adam, Guido and Rosalind - nice to be here! Unfortunately I'm in write-up mode for two books at the moment, and still on the road in Australia, so I don't have much time to keep in touch right now, but I'll do my best. This site is such a great idea!
I think it is never too soon to start networking!
I really want to go to the TBEX 12 conference to get some fresh ideas in content creation, promotion and other related to my travel blogging!
Right now I'm trying to find some live groups in DC…
It's never too soon to start networking and building your relationships with other travel bloggers, editors, etc., Shanna. Attending conferences is one way to do that. That said, some conferences are better than others. I'll have to let…
I have a 2 month old travel blog that I have been working very hard to establish. What I am trying to figure out is how soon is too soon to start attending travel events and conferences?Will it be a boost to my blog at this point, or will it be a relative waste of time? Is it too soon to start networking and making contacts? What do you think?Have any of you attended any conferences or events, and what was your experience?Thanks so much for your input,Shanna…See More