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Hello, travel writers,
You can always count on us to keep it real, and we’ll admit it feels like a tumultuous week in travel: Spirit Airlines shut down, which could cause yet another rise in airfare, and three passengers have died from hantavirus on an Oceanwide Expeditions cruise ship—among the many other global issues occurring at the moment.
As travel writers in times like these, we try to dig into ways to safely and responsibly guide anxious travelers, whether it’s through interviewing experts on relevant health and safety tips, digging into ways to save money, or thinking outside the box about underrated destinations or types of trips that might give them peace of mind during these difficult times. Have questions on what to do now? Shoot us an email at [email protected].
Our job board is still packed with opportunities, and you’ll find a selection below. Don’t forget you can also subscribe for WAY more jobs each week, including calls for pitches, full-time, part-time, and copywriting roles, updated daily, for just $4/month or $40/year.
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Calls for Pitches and Part-Time Openings
AllRecipes: Is growing its network of freelance writers, including personal essays, profiles, and reported features through the lens of food culture, identity, and place. See more.
Bustle Digital Group: Is looking for a freelance health editor for branded content, responsible for coming up with angles for articles for each campaign, assigning work to a trusted roster of freelance writers, and editing all content to ensure it meets BDG’s voice, quality bar, and performance objectives. See more.
GetYourGuide: Is looking for a maternity leave fill-in this summer to be the interim Head of US Creative in NYC, mid-June ’26 through January ’27. See more.
Full-Time Job Openings
The Guardian: The Guardian US is looking for someone with a passion for news and audience strategy, excellent writing and communication skills, and a flair for clever story ideas and packaging. They will surface trending story ideas to editors and find new opportunities to grow and engage our US audience. See more.
People Inc: People Inc. is hiring a full-time Associate Social Media Editor to join the Paid Memberships team. This role will be responsible for the creation, execution, and optimization of social media content to grow and engage audiences for a new membership product. See more.
Allure: Allure is seeking a dynamic and highly organized Senior News Editor to shape and drive the brand’s daily coverage across beauty, wellness, and culture. See more.
Conde Nast Traveler: Is hiring an Associate Editor who will play a key role in producing editorial across platforms, with a particular focus on the print magazine and annual franchises such as the Hot List and Gold List. The position will also provide critical support for one-off special projects and for CNT’s general cruise and hotel coverage across print, digital, and social. See more.
Amtrak: Is looking for two new team members to drive internet culture and get people to go by train. See more.
One Place We Love
I (Nina) told you all I was taking my first-ever trip in an RV back in March with Outdoorsy, and as promised, I’m sharing the details here about one place I love: the open road! Transparently, this is probably the most affordable and easily replicable trip I’ve written about in recent times, and it was so much fun. (And the shower wasn’t bad after all!) Renting an RV really does give you the freedom to become a more spontaneous traveler—and if you’re looking for a low-key getaway this spring/summer, it is a special year to explore Route 66.
One Story We Love
Kathleen Rellihan, senior travel & culture editor at Outside, recently posted this story by Jen Murphy, and we had to share. While we spend most of our time celebrating and encouraging travel, it’s also so important to use our platforms to initiate change when we get the chance. Unfortunately, sometimes we see this done via fearmongering for clicks—but Jen Murphy’s piece is the opposite. It’s responsible reporting that brings attention to an issue and hopefully will help make these popular experiences safer for travelers in years to come. You can read it here.
See you in class,
Stacey & Nina
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