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AS EDITOR OF THIS magazine, I often receive submissions that fall into the travel narrative category.
This is everything from “My Trip To Ireland” to “Explore Sunny Greece” type travelogues and reviews.
Some of these submissions are quite good, while some are forgettable. But neither are the type of articles I publish here at Brave New Traveler.
Instead, we opt for the news, views, and editorial type articles that discuss the nature of travel – and everything that comes along with it.
Inevitably, this means I must reject many of the hopeful writers that send in their work. Luckily, there are a plethora of other travel magazines that ARE interested in these types of travel writing.
I’ve collected the first 50 travel magazines that I’ve discovered in this handy list.
Feel free to bookmark it, add to delicious or digg it, or forward to your travel writing friends to help spread the word. Enjoy!
- Tales of Asia
- Intrepid Travel
- Dreamscapes
- Granta
- Escape Artist
- Get Lost
- Outpost
- Outside
- Travel Africa
- The Travel Junkie
- Explore
- 21st Century Adventures
- Culture Connect
- Glimpse Abroad
- Tango Diva
- Pology
- Student Traveler
- The Travel Magazine
- Perceptive Travel
- Transitions Abroad
- Travel Magazine UK
- Lovetripper
- Inside Out Travel
- Travel Mag
- Go World Travel
- Meander
- Travel Lady
- Restless Me
- Cultural Survival
- Literary Traveler
- Stellar Magazine
- Far Flung
- Travel World
- In The Know Traveler
- Journey Woman
- Verge
- Latitudes
- Common Language Project
- Destination Elsewhere
- Third World Traveler
- Backpacker
- Wend Magazine
- Cognoscenti
- Greatest Escapes
- Hackwriters
- National Geographic Traveler
- RoadJunky
- So Go Now
- Travel Classics
- Travel With A Challenge
- Traveling Stories
- Matador Travel
- Roadtrip Magazine
- World Hum
- In Travel Magazine
- Wave Journey
- Backpacker Essentials
- Go Nomad
Do you know anymore that aren’t on the list? Put a link in the comments and I’ll add it above.
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Ian MacKenzie
Ian MacKenzie is the founder and former editor of Brave New Traveler. He is Head of Video at Matador Network. Ian is also an independent filmmaker, with his first feature (One Week Job) released in 2010. His more recent projects include Sacred Economics and Occupy Love.
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Hello,
My name is Alexandra and I would like to submit our blog http://www.baxtersmanifest.com to your website.
Our Blog is all based on the travel experience we are gaining at the moment.
We bought a RV and left our small apartment in Long Beach, CA ready to explore the USA.
The blog is written out of Baxters point of view, he is our cat and describes what we are going through almost every day.
Please have a look for yourself I hope you will like it.
I am open to any suggestions and looking forward to hearing from you either way.
With best regards and bon voyage,
Alexandra