Is travel writing dead, killed by mass tourism and tourist guidebooks? According to Paul Fussell, whose book Abroad: British Literary Traveling Between the Wars revived scholarly interest in the ...

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When you come across a travel story that takes place in India, consider playing a round of Bingo: Goats. Cows. Traffic jams. Colors. People. Poverty. Bingo! Stories set in India frequently read like ...

In today’s overtouristed world, should a professional traveler broadcast his discoveries or hide them away? Credit...Simon Bailly Supported by By Pico Iyer As soon as a secret gets widely distributed, ...

The author discusses the Sherborne Travel Writing Festival, its inaugural prize and his genre-busting book that explores humans’ ideas of spiritual destinations. The two years of the Covid-19 pandemic ...

There once was a time when a travel writer could get on a long train, or a series of them, and write a book about the experience. But travel writing has changed. In an age when a huge portion of the ...

On December 14, about 50 people gathered at Walking Bookfairs, Bhubaneswar, to board a bus to Puri for the third edition of India’s first Travel Writing Festival. Organised by the founders of the ...

These 17 non-negotiable blog writing skills are crucial for acquiring and retaining quality talent, and increasing your business's revenue. The power of blogging is endless. This sentiment is ...