Hello, travel writers,

Stacey’s in her happy place (on safari!) and I (Nina) am here to report that this week’s jobs all pay over $100K, plus we have calls for pitches from Intrepid Travel and more.

But did you know many more jobs and calls for pitches—including the ones most recently posted—are all saved for our job board subscribers? Right now we have new opportunities with Nat Geo, Better Homes & Gardens, InStyle and more, plus copywriting jobs in the lifestyle space.

As always, you can find all of this on our job board for just $4/month or $40/year. (That’s about $0.11 a day.) It’s free for full-course students and updated every single day, so refresh often.

Intrepid Travel: I’m working over at Intrepid Travel for the next few months as part of the editorial team, commissioning and delivering campaigns on a freelance basis. Writers/PRs, get in touch via my personal email address with pitches and story ideas. See more.

Pellicle: Independent UK food and drinks mag, Pellicle, is open to pitches! They’re interested in stories about the people, places, history and culture of our favorite drinks. See more.

Newsweek: Writers, I'm commissioning personal essays again — now at Newsweek! Please send pitches to [email protected]. Looking for personal stories about parenting, health and relationships. See more.

Mother Jones: Mother Jones' print culture section, Mixed Media is open to pitches. These are ~2,000-word essays that combine reporting, cultural criticism, historical research, and/or personal narrative. See more.

Lonely Planet (Up to $156k): The Managing Editor of Copyediting will lead a cross-platform editorial function that is critical to ensuring the consistency, accuracy, and quality of Lonely Planet content across all products, including guidebooks, the website, and app. See more.

New York Post (Up to $130k): The New York Post is seeking an experienced Lifestyle Editor to manage a team of reporters and editors writing across our lifestyle verticals, including sex & relationships, fashion, parenting, travel, food & drink, science & technology and general interest. See more.

Food & Wine (Up to $105k): Food & Wine’s Restaurant Editor identifies the most compelling stories, personalities, and movements in the world of food and restaurant culture and brings them to life with smart and timely reporting and writing for multiple platforms. The restaurant editor also spearheads and project manages our annual Best New Chef franchise, one of the flagship editorial programs of the brand. See more.

Good Housekeeping (Up to $106k): Good Housekeeping is seeking a strategic Deputy Digital Editor to help shape the daily editorial lineup, optimize content performance, and grow the brand’s digital presence. This role is key to expanding our reach and engaging millions of readers with smart, service-driven lifestyle journalism. See more.

I (Nina) just got back from a quick weekend in Nashville filled with music, hot chicken, barbecue, football, and more music. My husband and I stayed at The Hermitage, an elegant, 115-year-old hotel that’s home to chef Jean-Georges’ first restaurant in the South, Drusie & Dar (turns out JG makes a mean fried chicken) and his adorable all-day cafe, The Pink Hermit. It was the perfect place to retreat back to after the honky-tonks (where we stumbled upon some incredible musicians, including Paul Sidoti, who happens to be Taylor Swift’s lead guitarist). We also had the chance to catch an intimate show with my husband’s favorite band from the UK, the Stereophonics, who we’re catching again in San Diego soon. Below is just a cowboy in a window on Broadway, because why not?

See you in class,

Stacey & Nina