The New York Times, probably the most prestigious publication in the world, wants to pay you to travel the world and write about it.
Every year it compiles a definitive list of the top 52 places to go — one for each week of the year — and sends a writer at large to explore each one. This year, it could be you.
According to the job advertisement, the successful candidate will “know how to share without oversharing, will bring destinations to life through the people who inhabit them, and are logistical masters.” Applicants should also have sufficient media experience, with a thorough understanding of social media and other digital devices. Fluency in English is required, and knowledge of other languages is encouraged, but not mandatory.