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Going Pro, at BlogWorld Expo 2011
Photo by Ed Yourdon, Flickr Creative Commons I’m attending BlogWorld Expo for the first time this year. I’m a little nervous about it, honestly, and to make matters worse, I’m speaking. At a session called “Going Pro.” Yeah, no pressure or anything. The reality is that I’m...
November 2nd, 2011 | Blogging/Journalism | Read More My 7 Links: Posts Gone but Not Forgotten
On 7/7, it’s only appropriate that I take part in the 7 Links meme that’s floating around the travel blogosphere (#My7Links). Spearheaded by Tripbase, the exercise is meant to resurrect old posts that may have fallen deep into your archives, and expose some of your best work to new audiences. One...
July 7th, 2011 | Blogging/Journalism | Read More Don Faust Joins Chris Around The World
A lot of suitcase activity went on in our house this past week. Only it wasn’t me packing up my things this time. My husband Don Faust is taking his first solo trip this year, boarding the Carnival Magic tomorrow as it sets off on its inaugural cruise in the Mediterranean. Don’s voyage...
April 30th, 2011 | Blogging/Journalism | Read More Contest: Going to TBEX in Vancouver? Win a trip to Victoria!
Note: A winner has been chosen. Congrats, Wesley Tomchuk!! Travel bloggers of all sorts will be descending upon the Pacific Northwest this June for our annual conference, TBEX ’11. I wanted to introduce bloggers to one of my favorite places near Vancouver: the cute town of Victoria on Vancouver...
March 23rd, 2011 | Blogging/Journalism, Canada, Contests | Read More USA TODAY Travel Alliance: I’m All In!
For the past two months, some of you may have noticed ads for companies such as cruise lines appearing on my site. That’s because in November, I signed a contract with my old employer USA TODAY to join their Travel Alliance. How does that work? According to the official release put out today: “This...
January 10th, 2011 | Blogging/Journalism | Read More 2011 Resolutions: Taking Back Control
Warning: this post doesn’t have much to do with travel. As with all resolution posts, it’s going to border on self-indulgent. But as 2010 came to an end, I found myself thinking quite a bit about the year, which will always stand out as one of my most challenging, both personally and professionally....
January 2nd, 2011 | Blogging/Journalism | Read More Passports With Purpose 2010: Bid on an XBox 360 & Kinect!
I’m not a video game person. But the new XBox 360 and Kinect game system – which lets you play without hands – looks so cool that even I want one (and I’m not just saying that because MS pays my bills). Now you have a chance to get a XBox 360/Kinect system of your own –...
November 15th, 2010 | Blogging/Journalism | Read More Lowell Thomas Travel Writing Awards – We won!
I’m trying to play things cool today. But inside I’m jumping up and down like a kid. I won, I won, I won! (a silver Lowell Thomas award for best travel blog) The Lowell Thomas travel writing awards, sponsored by the Society of American Travel Writers Foundation, are the main writing awards...
October 11th, 2010 | Blogging/Journalism | Read More #SunsetSunday – Seattle
One of the best things about interacting with other bloggers on Twitter is that people are always coming up with new ideas. Craig Zabransky, who blogs as Stay Adventurous, started Sunset Sunday on Twitter as a way to show off his fabulous sunset photos from around the world. Check them out here.On...
September 5th, 2010 | Blogging/Journalism | Read More Passports with Purpose 2010: Travel Bloggers Raising Money Together
Attention travel bloggers: Looking to inject a little activism into your routine? Then Passports With Purpose, an annual fundraiser organized and promoted by a diverse group of travel bloggers, is looking for you! Last year, the group – led by Debbie Dubrow of Delicious Baby, Beth Whitman of Wanderlust...
August 26th, 2010 | Blogging/Journalism | Read More 

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