Travel Writers

I am a freelance writer and author specializing in lifestyle and travel, with a heaping spoonful of culinary curiosity on the side.

Kimberly Fisher - travel writer and model based south of Los Angeles

I am an experienced Multimedia Producer and Travel Writer and have presented features on location in places such as Iceland & California. I speak French & Spanish and have lived, worked and studied abroad: spending a year teaching in France, 6 months studying in Quebec and 6 months living and studying in Spain.

Permit me to explain a bit about myself. Im a freelance writer and entrepreneur based in London. I travel a lot and I write a lot.

Kiwi-travel-writer: professional, freelance, travel writer who also blogs

Heather has travelled in about 40 countries and has had in excess of 200 articles published in various magazines and newspapers: recent work has appeared in Morning Calm (Korean Air's in-flight magazine), Sydney Morning Herald, Australia & New Zealand (UK travel magazine), South China Morning Post, as well as in New Zealand newspapers and publications such as the prestigious NZ Listener, and Four Corners website.

Simmons first became interested in the fusion of food and travel as a young girl watching shows like “Great Chefs, Great Cities,” “Yan Can Cook,” and “Julia Child & Jacques Pépin Cooking at Home.” She was immediately fascinated by how viewers could explore the world through cuisine, and was hungry to learn more. At every step of her young adulthood, she took jobs in the food and beverage industry — working everywhere from bars to restaurants to wineries

Kristin Mock is an award-winning writer, teacher, traveler, and social media enthusiast.

I am an award-winning writer, teacher, editor, and social media enthusiast. I am also a traveler, and I try to embody a globally-minded feminist ethos in everything I do–by living carefully, living mindfully, and living compassionately.

Kurt Koontz grew up with a lot of the outdoors in Boise, Idaho. He studied business at the University of Puget Sound, then returned to his hometown to rise through the ranks as a sales executive for Micron Technology. While working, he traveled on business across the U.S. and the world. When he retired at age 36, he took to adventure travel—mostly by bicycle across Europe and in the Western U.S. and Canada.