50+ travel magazines that want to publish your writing

Thanks for this Ian – an excellent resource!

thanks Tim, glad you find the list useful. hopefully some readers of BNT can get published with a few of them!

Our sites have very similar themes. Perhaps we can review each other’s sites, exchange RSS subscriptions (already subscribed to yours), add each other to the Blogrolls and make an exchange Technorati vote.

Cheers, Cole
http://www.laptoptravellifestyle.com

This list is an excellent resource for any travel writer.

I am the editor of an online travel magazine which is accepting story submissions for any wild and crazy travel stories, so feel free to drop by.

good luck with BNT,
Michael

Great post Ian!!

I but when you say that they accept travel stories do you mean they are worthless?

Enrico

hi enrico – worthless? not at all. i simply mean they publish travel articles that are narrative in nature. many of them pay for submissions as well.

Ian – Thanks for the great resource! I’ll be putting it to good use (hopefully soon!). Do you know if they are all paying publications?

Hey, just stumbled this post. I find BNT better each time I read it. Nice job.

Ian,

Way to lay out the vision of BNT and to offer these great markets. I wanted to mention http://www.matadortravel.com as well as a place for writers shopping their narratives.

Looking forward to continued good things at BNT.

David Miller

thanks all for the great comments and links. i’ll update the list as more and more come in.

We also accept articles at Road Trip! Magazine — http://www.RoadTripMagazine.com

Thanks for this. It’s helpful. One oversight is WorldHum, which was recently acquired by the Travel Channel. And they pay!

Which brings me to another suggestion: a list of travel pubs that pay.

At the risk of sounding like That Girl, I do suggest taking Tango Diva with a grain of salt. I’ve had loads of communication issues with them in the past which has prevented me from submitting. They’re a small site which most likely explains the better part of it, however the person with whom I was in contact there was less interested in helping with the tech issue as she was interested in getting me to come to a book signing.

Most excellent list. Thank you so much. Paying mags and publications are esp. great to know about.

Great list. This is a wonderful resource for travel writers, especially writers like me who write travel narrative pieces. Thanks for posting. I’d like to add GoNomad.com to the list. I’ve written for them in the past, and they even pay!

Great list! BUT -and I realize this is a great, big, hairy butt- is there any chance these sites could be clarified, qualified, and explained a little bit more? Do they pay? Do they publish freelancers? Simultanous Submissions? Print vs. web? HOW do you get published in them, etc etc. Books like Writer’s Market and sites like Duotrope have this sort of info and it’s extremely helpful for the beginning travel writer. I realize this is a lot to ask for, so may if not here, some where else? Thanks!

Chris LaRoche — why don’t you do an article and supply all this information?

Iris Harrison- Looking into it! More of a wiki than an article, though. Want to help out?

This is not a travel “magazine.” But I was really excited to run into this – Lonely Planet is looking for freelancers! http://www.lonelyplanet.com/jobs/becomeauthor.cfm. Good luck everyone! And Ian, good job!!

Hi Ian,

Thanks for doing all the work for us! Good to see so many opportunities out there for travel writers.

Thanks for this Ian. Most helpful. I looked at all the links myself and they are all over the map in terms of who pays, who doesn’t (but provides a link back to your site) and a combination of both. It would be difficult to sort out as Chris LaRoche recommended.

Anyhoo, I’m writing to suggest my site which publishes travel articles by women. The link is: http://www.WanderlustAndLipstick.com/Wander-Tales.

Beth

Hi there – useful list and I like the site. I’m the editor of a print Australian travel magazine, Backpacker Essentials, which has an accompanying website with over 1500 budget travel related items so you might like to check it out and maybe add it.

Great site!
I’m the editor for WAVE Journey.com – Women’s Adventures, Vacations & Experiences ~ Your Journey Starts Here!

WAVE Journey.com is accepting travel stories, articles and tips – primary focus is towards women travelers. Readers can email me for writers guidelines and we welcome all enquiries.

Keep up the good work.

Cheers!
Viv

Loved reading Barve New Traveler and now suscribe. We are always looking for new pieces at GoNOMAD.com

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Hi there,

What a wonderfully useful list – thank you for putting it “out there”. We at SoMuchWorld.com are also on the look-out for travel writers. I’ve also produced a free e-book on behalf of the site – it may be of interest to your readers. You may download it at: http://travel-writers.info/travel_writing

Cheers
Helen Leggatt

very interesting indeed, thanks Tim

Thanks. I travel a lot but have never written about it except in my journals. Your tips and advice have helped me see possibilities. Prost!

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Great site!
Thanks Ian for the list, it was a great idea.
I’m the editor of TavellersBook online Magazine.
We’re always looking for writers!
We accept articles, blogs, travel stories…. Readers,feel free to contact us.
http://www.travellersbook.net/index.php
Cheers

Gabi

Here’s a new travel ‘zine, a new site for new writers.
TRAVEL THRU HISTORY http://www.travelthruhistory.com

We publish stories focused on archaeology/history; art/literary trips; culture/ exotic adventures/ travel memoirs.

Please refer to our submission guidelines.
A small honorarium from $10 – $25 for features is paid to our contributors.

http://www.thetravelrag.com is an Australian one that has some great stuff and is always looking for new submissions.

Liv

You are a great source for writers, thank you!

I just found a great new site on food and travel – its actually a link on
http://www.chefswithoutfrontiers

they are looking for contributing writers – another great way to get exposure

Hi,
Just read your post about the “other websites” that accept articles. I would like to

add http://www.StrictlyrRockyMountain.com/ with articles and information covering

the Rocky Mountain area of the United States.

Thanks – Lee

another site, featuring travel stories and book, film and music suggestions – http://www.beatenpaths.netcheersanil

I travel alot with my children. We are on a trip right now (Kansas) and are taking a trip within a trip this weekend(Chicago). Which magazines would be the best for submitting articles about traveling with children?

I'm interested in travel blogs written by women — women living in a new country who are able to offer advice to other women travelling to that destination. Websites: hermail.net and journeywoman.com

Cheers Ian, nice work. Is it possible to add http://www.2camels.com to the list. It accepts articles on festivals and events from all over the world.

Paul

Thanks for this cool resource. You could make it even cooler by putting some pay guidelines right next to each link, e.g., * = up to $50 per article, ** = 51 to $300, *** = $300 and above.

My own travel mag, Global Travel Review, at http://www.frugalfun.com/travel.html, seeks offbeat destination, travel how-to, and travel food pieces. Not a paying market, but the site as a whole gets over 50,000 visitors a month (if only I could convert that traffic to revenue, I'd be delighted to pay writers).

How about http://www.TheExpeditioner.com?

Thanks for the information – invaluable. Please add Pathfinders Travel Magazine http://www.pathfinderstravel.com/

Odyssey Couleur is another travel magazine http://www.odysseymc.com/couleur.html

What would actually be more helpful than listing pay here is a brief description of the type of articles being published. Then you could scope out the ones you think suits your writing and check about pay on the site.

I think listing them as lowpay, professional pay and no pay would be very useful to professional writers so we don't have to spend ages trawling through the sites trying to find one that pays. also direct links to the guidelines would be much better. It's a great idea, but some of these sites, like The Travel Magazine in the UK, don't have any info at all on contributing… Thanks!

The absolutley best travel amgazine, written 99% by real travelers for consumption by real travellers, is ITN News (International Travel News), in letter-sized newsprint B&W format, in it's 35th year – http://www.intltravelnews.com/

We invite travel story queries at our new mag, http://www.adventuress-travel-magazine.com, a pub for boomer women. “Women over 50 doing fun things!”

We look for writing in a more personal blog-style than news release style, accompanied by good photos (at least one showing the writer on site.)

Thanks for the opportunity to spread the word.

Carolyn Hamilton Proctor
editor and chief adventuress

Hi Ian, I am looking to publish my stories of being an ex-pat. I don’t know if that falls into the “travel” category or not – Could you tell me if the magazines you listed also print stories related to ex-pat’s?
Thank you!

Thanks IAN: I used your vauable info to get photo assignments for my Waler Evans “photo safari” to hale County, Alabama= keep up the informative work..

thank you so much for this list! it’s awesome. but http://polosbastards.com/pb/ is another really interesting, definitly not your every day travel blog.

hi. I guess that this list needs to be updated?
At least take some away; destiantionelsewhere seem to have ceased..

I know your list is focussing on online travel websites, but Real Travel magazine in the UK is a magazine devoted to publishing readers travel stories on a monthly basis. Most of the articles featured in the magazine also end up on the website at http://www.realtravelmag.com. We find this a better way of interacting with our readers and giving them something other than the ‘journalist on an all-expenses press trip’ features which other magazines in the genre tend to disguise as their own.

I edit a South African in-flight magazine with a massive monthly readership. Always keen to recieve people’s off-beat crazy travel pieces (and we do even sometimes pay for them!

http://www.comiclife.co.za

Dear Ian,

Big World Magazine is two years too late for your list (having just launched in March 09) but would be thrilled to be included http://www.bigworldmagazine.com.

We’re in search of high-quality experiential stories, photo essays and multimedia that evoke a sense of place. Powerful narrative, provocative profiles, reported stories and investigative work are all fair game. No pay yet, but we’ll pay 50% of anything we can syndicate, and circulate contributors’ credentials to a roster of influential assigning editors.

Submission guidelines at: http://www.bigworldmagazine.com/submit/

And many thanks!

Mary D’Ambrosio, founding editor
Big World Magazine

http://www.romartraveler.com/

Checked this site out; looks great to me. Everybody knows how stingy In am with my photos; I hooked-up Big World Magazine with a Private Gallery on my website!

Thanks so much for starting this list… and thanks to the commenters for keepin’ it going!

You’ve mentioned some of them here… but we have a list of 100+ publications where you can submit travel writing over at the Travel Writer’s Life, too!

http://www.thetravelwriterslife.com/where_to_get_published/

Not all of them are paid, but you’ll find profiles of them, links to writer’s guidelines, tips from pro writers and editors, publications that buy photos, etc.

– Bonnie

Why, thank you very much!

I was wondering, what company would publish my writing about traveling, but not so, picky about what I write about, opinion wise I mean, do you get what I am saying?

o yeah, also one that will pay me.

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 Hey Ian and thanks for the tips,  I was in for an interview with http://www.islandsbook.com as they were looking for freelance writers round the globe. I believe they re also looking for contributors!

Great post! So much information provided here, I greatly appreciate it!

OffbeatTraveler.net is now publishing travel blogs and articles, and they’re paying writers for their stories.

Place, Parikrama revolving restaurant, Gopal Dass Tower etc.
  
The family is Hindu vegetarian; they are old time residents of Shahjahanabad; and this is one of the few homes that hasn’t been broken down or divided into pieces and sold to multiple people. It is a chance to visit a traditional home and see what life is really like in this narrow crowded part of Old Delhi, where adjacent houses share a common wall and everyone knows everyone else!
 
Cost and Inclusions 
Rs 2000 per person 1-4 number of guests ( Minimum Two to be charged)
Rs 1750 per person 5-8 number of guests
Rs 1500 per person 9-12 number of guests 
 
For Big Groups and any other customised walk along with Masterji Kee Haveli Visit, needs to  request for quotation.
   
The price includes the following:
  
Food oriented bazaar walk, some street food tasting for those who feel adventurous, all ingredients, visiting a local home (Masterji Kee Haveli), interactive cooking session, complimentary breakfast/lunch/ high tea /dinner and bottled water.
 
Our passion is simple: to share with our patrons the flavours of Old Delhi, we treasure and love….. 
    
Best regards
Dhruv Gupta
+91 9810750217
Founder & Owner
http://www.masterjikeehaveli.com
http://tripwow.tripadvisor.com/tripwow/ta-02c5-1fae-d8ae?ln

Place, Parikrama revolving restaurant, Gopal Dass Tower etc.
  
The family is Hindu vegetarian; they are old time residents of Shahjahanabad; and this is one of the few homes that hasn’t been broken down or divided into pieces and sold to multiple people. It is a chance to visit a traditional home and see what life is really like in this narrow crowded part of Old Delhi, where adjacent houses share a common wall and everyone knows everyone else!
 
Cost and Inclusions 
Rs 2000 per person 1-4 number of guests ( Minimum Two to be charged)
Rs 1750 per person 5-8 number of guests
Rs 1500 per person 9-12 number of guests 
 
For Big Groups and any other customised walk along with Masterji Kee Haveli Visit, needs to  request for quotation.
   
The price includes the following:
  
Food oriented bazaar walk, some street food tasting for those who feel adventurous, all ingredients, visiting a local home (Masterji Kee Haveli), interactive cooking session, complimentary breakfast/lunch/ high tea /dinner and bottled water.
 
Our passion is simple: to share with our patrons the flavours of Old Delhi, we treasure and love….. 
    
Best regards
Dhruv Gupta
+91 9810750217
Founder & Owner
http://www.masterjikeehaveli.com
http://tripwow.tripadvisor.com/tripwow/ta-02c5-1fae-d8ae?ln

Greetings from “Old Delhi Food Trail & Haveli Visit”  - Masterji Kee Haveli !!  I would like to thank you for showing great interest in the “Old Delhi Food Trail and Masterji Kee Haveli Visit Experience” for your clients.   You would be happy to know that our walk is selected as one of the best ten walks of India and the best in Delhi by India Today, under Travel Plus Sept Issue.  http://www.masterjikeehaveli.com/news.html Following is the detail and cost for the experience: On the Old Delhi Food Trail: Sitaram Bazaar Walk and Masterji Kee Haveli Visit   We will take you through the charming quarter of Old Delhi, experiencing the variety of food and visiting one of the best well maintained Haveli (old-style 3-storied home with a central courtyard flanked by rooms with 58 doors).   Before visiting the home ( Masterji Kee Haveli) , you will take a walk through a local bazaar. Sitaram Bazaar area has colourful and interesting street food and is crowned with the oldest shops with many world originated delicacies. The best of the best chat can be enjoyed here offering Chat Papri, Laccha Tokri, Guliya, Desi Ghee Tikki, Moong Pakori,Kulche Chole, Dahi Bhalla, Bedwee Aloo and Kachori Alu are just lip smacking. Apart from that you can also have Samudra Kee Chat, Brown & White fresh milk cake, Kulfi, Ice creams, Hot Kadai Milk, Halwa Nangori etc. You can choose to taste some of it if you wish. The area is also home to several small temples, shrines, old mosque and protected monument sight. Cows wander the streets, small dharamshalas (rest-houses) and pyaus (water-stations) attest to the pious contributions of local merchants.  It is a guided experience, in English, which lasts about 3 ½ wonderful hours.  Our patrons will be met at the designated Metro Station “Chawari Bazar”, where you will start exploring the galis of Shahjahanabad, the capital city built by Emperor Shah Jahan (1628-1658) and from where PT. JAWAHARLAL NEHRU, the first Prime Minister of Independent India got married.  Our discoveries while wandering the streets of Sitaram Bazar inspires you to feel more hungry that we call flavour of Delhi.  After the walk, we will take you to a Hindu home ( Masterji Kee Haveli) in Old Delhi, for a demonstration and tasting of traditional home-style Indian vegetarian cooking. Haveli is a fine edifice that has been built on the lines of traditional Mughal architecture. Any onlooker is sure to be impressed with the carved stone pillars where a complimentary delicious traditional meal will be served in bronze utensils.  You can choose to participate in the cooking, or merely watch and learn. The haveli has a beautiful terrace from where, there are spectacular 360 degree views of Old Delhi and its higgledy-piggledy chaos which includes view of Jama Masjid, Chawadi Bazar Metro Station, Jhandewalan Temple, New Delhi Railway Station, Jeewan Bhartiya Building – Connaught Place, Parikrama revolving restaurant, Gopal Dass Tower etc.  The family is Hindu vegetarian; they are old time residents of Shahjahanabad; and this is one of the few homes that hasn’t been broken down or divided into pieces and sold to multiple people. It is a chance to visit a traditional home and see what life is really like in this narrow crowded part of Old Delhi, where adjacent houses share a common wall and everyone knows everyone else! 
 
Cost and Inclusions 
Rs 2000 per person 1-4 number of guests ( Minimum Two to be charged)
Rs 1750 per person 5-8 number of guests
Rs 1500 per person 9-12 number of guests 
 
For Big Groups and any other customised walk along with Masterji Kee Haveli Visit, needs to  request for quotation.
   
The price includes the following:
  
Food oriented bazaar walk, some street food tasting for those who feel adventurous, all ingredients, visiting a local home (Masterji Kee Haveli), interactive cooking session, complimentary breakfast/lunch/ high tea /dinner and bottled water.
 
Our passion is simple: to share with our patrons the flavours of Old Delhi, we treasure and love….. 
    
Best regards
Dhruv Gupta
+91 9810750217
Founder & Owner
http://www.masterjikeehaveli.com
http://tripwow.tripadvisor.com/tripwow/ta-02c5-1fae-d8ae?ln

Greetings from “Old Delhi Food Trail & Haveli Visit”  - Masterji Kee Haveli !!  I would like to thank you for showing great interest in the “Old Delhi Food Trail and Masterji Kee Haveli Visit Experience” for your clients.   You would be happy to know that our walk is selected as one of the best ten walks of India and the best in Delhi by India Today, under Travel Plus Sept Issue.  http://www.masterjikeehaveli.com/news.html Following is the detail and cost for the experience: On the Old Delhi Food Trail: Sitaram Bazaar Walk and Masterji Kee Haveli Visit   We will take you through the charming quarter of Old Delhi, experiencing the variety of food and visiting one of the best well maintained Haveli (old-style 3-storied home with a central courtyard flanked by rooms with 58 doors).   Before visiting the home ( Masterji Kee Haveli) , you will take a walk through a local bazaar. Sitaram Bazaar area has colourful and interesting street food and is crowned with the oldest shops with many world originated delicacies. The best of the best chat can be enjoyed here offering Chat Papri, Laccha Tokri, Guliya, Desi Ghee Tikki, Moong Pakori,Kulche Chole, Dahi Bhalla, Bedwee Aloo and Kachori Alu are just lip smacking. Apart from that you can also have Samudra Kee Chat, Brown & White fresh milk cake, Kulfi, Ice creams, Hot Kadai Milk, Halwa Nangori etc. You can choose to taste some of it if you wish. The area is also home to several small temples, shrines, old mosque and protected monument sight. Cows wander the streets, small dharamshalas (rest-houses) and pyaus (water-stations) attest to the pious contributions of local merchants.  It is a guided experience, in English, which lasts about 3 ½ wonderful hours.  Our patrons will be met at the designated Metro Station “Chawari Bazar”, where you will start exploring the galis of Shahjahanabad, the capital city built by Emperor Shah Jahan (1628-1658) and from where PT. JAWAHARLAL NEHRU, the first Prime Minister of Independent India got married.  Our discoveries while wandering the streets of Sitaram Bazar inspires you to feel more hungry that we call flavour of Delhi.  After the walk, we will take you to a Hindu home ( Masterji Kee Haveli) in Old Delhi, for a demonstration and tasting of traditional home-style Indian vegetarian cooking. Haveli is a fine edifice that has been built on the lines of traditional Mughal architecture. Any onlooker is sure to be impressed with the carved stone pillars where a complimentary delicious traditional meal will be served in bronze utensils.  You can choose to participate in the cooking, or merely watch and learn. The haveli has a beautiful terrace from where, there are spectacular 360 degree views of Old Delhi and its higgledy-piggledy chaos which includes view of Jama Masjid, Chawadi Bazar Metro Station, Jhandewalan Temple, New Delhi Railway Station, Jeewan Bhartiya Building – Connaught Place, Parikrama revolving restaurant, Gopal Dass Tower etc.  The family is Hindu vegetarian; they are old time residents of Shahjahanabad; and this is one of the few homes that hasn’t been broken down or divided into pieces and sold to multiple people. It is a chance to visit a traditional home and see what life is really like in this narrow crowded part of Old Delhi, where adjacent houses share a common wall and everyone knows everyone else! 
 
Cost and Inclusions 
Rs 2000 per person 1-4 number of guests ( Minimum Two to be charged)
Rs 1750 per person 5-8 number of guests
Rs 1500 per person 9-12 number of guests 
 
For Big Groups and any other customised walk along with Masterji Kee Haveli Visit, needs to  request for quotation.
   
The price includes the following:
  
Food oriented bazaar walk, some street food tasting for those who feel adventurous, all ingredients, visiting a local home (Masterji Kee Haveli), interactive cooking session, complimentary breakfast/lunch/ high tea /dinner and bottled water.
 
Our passion is simple: to share with our patrons the flavours of Old Delhi, we treasure and love….. 
    
Best regards
Dhruv Gupta
+91 9810750217
Founder & Owner
http://www.masterjikeehaveli.com
http://tripwow.tripadvisor.com/tripwow/ta-02c5-1fae-d8ae?ln

Greetings from “Old Delhi Food Trail & Haveli Visit”  - Masterji Kee Haveli !!  I would like to thank you for showing great interest in the “Old Delhi Food Trail and Masterji Kee Haveli Visit Experience” for your clients.   You would be happy to know that our walk is selected as one of the best ten walks of India and the best in Delhi by India Today, under Travel Plus Sept Issue.  http://www.masterjikeehaveli.com/news.html Following is the detail and cost for the experience: On the Old Delhi Food Trail: Sitaram Bazaar Walk and Masterji Kee Haveli Visit   We will take you through the charming quarter of Old Delhi, experiencing the variety of food and visiting one of the best well maintained Haveli (old-style 3-storied home with a central courtyard flanked by rooms with 58 doors).   Before visiting the home ( Masterji Kee Haveli) , you will take a walk through a local bazaar. Sitaram Bazaar area has colourful and interesting street food and is crowned with the oldest shops with many world originated delicacies. The best of the best chat can be enjoyed here offering Chat Papri, Laccha Tokri, Guliya, Desi Ghee Tikki, Moong Pakori,Kulche Chole, Dahi Bhalla, Bedwee Aloo and Kachori Alu are just lip smacking. Apart from that you can also have Samudra Kee Chat, Brown & White fresh milk cake, Kulfi, Ice creams, Hot Kadai Milk, Halwa Nangori etc. You can choose to taste some of it if you wish. The area is also home to several small temples, shrines, old mosque and protected monument sight. Cows wander the streets, small dharamshalas (rest-houses) and pyaus (water-stations) attest to the pious contributions of local merchants.  It is a guided experience, in English, which lasts about 3 ½ wonderful hours.  Our patrons will be met at the designated Metro Station “Chawari Bazar”, where you will start exploring the galis of Shahjahanabad, the capital city built by Emperor Shah Jahan (1628-1658) and from where PT. JAWAHARLAL NEHRU, the first Prime Minister of Independent India got married.  Our discoveries while wandering the streets of Sitaram Bazar inspires you to feel more hungry that we call flavour of Delhi.  After the walk, we will take you to a Hindu home ( Masterji Kee Haveli) in Old Delhi, for a demonstration and tasting of traditional home-style Indian vegetarian cooking. Haveli is a fine edifice that has been built on the lines of traditional Mughal architecture. Any onlooker is sure to be impressed with the carved stone pillars where a complimentary delicious traditional meal will be served in bronze utensils.  You can choose to participate in the cooking, or merely watch and learn. The haveli has a beautiful terrace from where, there are spectacular 360 degree views of Old Delhi and its higgledy-piggledy chaos which includes view of Jama Masjid, Chawadi Bazar Metro Station, Jhandewalan Temple, New Delhi Railway Station, Jeewan Bhartiya Building – Connaught Place, Parikrama revolving restaurant, Gopal Dass Tower etc.  The family is Hindu vegetarian; they are old time residents of Shahjahanabad; and this is one of the few homes that hasn’t been broken down or divided into pieces and sold to multiple people. It is a chance to visit a traditional home and see what life is really like in this narrow crowded part of Old Delhi, where adjacent houses share a common wall and everyone knows everyone else! 
 
Cost and Inclusions 
Rs 2000 per person 1-4 number of guests ( Minimum Two to be charged)
Rs 1750 per person 5-8 number of guests
Rs 1500 per person 9-12 number of guests 
 
For Big Groups and any other customised walk along with Masterji Kee Haveli Visit, needs to  request for quotation.
   
The price includes the following:
  
Food oriented bazaar walk, some street food tasting for those who feel adventurous, all ingredients, visiting a local home (Masterji Kee Haveli), interactive cooking session, complimentary breakfast/lunch/ high tea /dinner and bottled water.
 
Our passion is simple: to share with our patrons the flavours of Old Delhi, we treasure and love….. 
    
Best regards
Dhruv Gupta
+91 9810750217
Founder & Owner
http://www.masterjikeehaveli.com
http://tripwow.tripadvisor.com/tripwow/ta-02c5-1fae-d8ae?ln

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