Bradt Travel Guides New Travel Writer of the Year 2020 Part of the Edward Stanford Travel Writing Awards
Bradt Travel Guides has once again teamed up with the Edward Stanford Travel Writing Awards to run what we believe is the world's best competition for unpublished travel writers. Together with unbeatable prizes, this competition offers a fantastic opportunity for unpublished writers to showcase their talents to the professional travel-writing community. Whether you're an aspiring travel writer or simply enjoy sharing tales of your travels, this is the competition for you!
The Prizes
First prize is a two-night break in Portugal, courtesy of Wexas, a commission to write an article about the prize trip for publication in Traveller magazine, and a place on the annual Bradt Travel-Writing Seminar (run in conjunction with Travellers’ Tales, the UK’s leading training agency for aspiring travel writers).
Two runners-up will also receive free places on the Bradt Travel Writing Seminar.
Furthermore, all three finalists will be invited to join the judges at the Edward Stanford Travel-Writing Awards ceremony in London in early 2020, where the winner will be announced.
The subject for this year's competition is 'And then it happened'. So sharpen your pencils, check your passport and get writing!
For more information and to enter, please click here.
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