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04:54 Jessica Started a travel blog in Spain, burned out, and freelance writing led to a travel job.
08:38 Stories have a purpose - entertaining vs. informative.
10:24 Knowing your limitations as a travel writer as a travel writer, and using local expertise.
14:51 I remember I went on a press trip once, and I was on an assignment to write about this resort.
It was not my type of vacation; others loved it, considering the target audience.
17:32 Style depends on story, some for issue-solving, a personal experience, expert advice, lists of things, etc.
20:39 Editors are flexible about travel stories.
29:13 Find time to create. It's challenging, but I must sit down and write or walk to gather thoughts.
30:29 Connected with ATTA through colleague Amanda Castleman, co-teaching, travel writing, pitching, recommended for ATTA events.
34:49 Jessica's advice for getting into travel writing: Start with what you know, writing about familiar places first.
38:48 AI and technology may handle basic writing, leaving space for genuine storytelling.
Jessicas Favorite Book: The Alchemist
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