Travel Writers

Lynn was named 2006 Travel Writer of the Year by the Southeast Tourism Society

Marcia created and maintains a Midwest Travel section on About.com. This position is part time and she continues to do national and international travel. She is also currently writing for Girls Getaway, The Daily Meal, Midwest Living Magazine, Cocktails and Joints, Montreal En Sante Magazine, Insiders Abroad Magazine, and Travel Hoppers.

Margot Bigg writes on travel and music for publications around the world. Shes the author of Moon Living Abroad in India, Moon Taj Mahal, Delhi & Jaipur, and Moon Spotlight Delhi, and is a co-author of Fodors Essential India.

I am a writer, chasing the good life. For me this means writing about what my curious questions lead me to, and following my fancy for travel and culture, because that inevitably leads me to good food, good wine, and especially, good people.

In 2004 Mark moved to Thailand. As well as being Head of English at an international school just outside Bangkok, he continues to write features for various publications in Southeast Asia and beyond. He has dragged his backpack to nearly 40 countries and penned guide books for Lonely Planet, Insight Guides and several travel websites.

freelance travel writer

Mary Winston Nicklin is a writer based in Paris. A Harvard graduate, she is a Contributing Editor for Luxury Travel Advisor and also frequently contributes to Travel Agent Magazine. She has been published in a wide variety of media

Masada Siegel is a journalist and media personality known as The Fun Girl Correspondent. She writes for the New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, The Jerusalem Post and many other fine publications. She is a world traveler, athlete and has been a featured guest speaker.

travel writing and photography by Matt Gibson

Matt Payne is a multi-talented writer living in Los Angeles, California. While Matt has worked mostly as a writer in the television business, Matt spends much of his time working as a travel writer for the Washington Times Communities.