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Attached to the Andes Mountains, along with providing a scenic view of deserts, with widely spread out Amazon rainforest, Peru is the perfect tourism spot for all the nature lovers. The wide range of exciting adventures offered in Peru makes it quite difficult for a person to decide which areas to go and which to omit in the short travel time. Ancient ruins merged with the natural beauty are what the region has to offer. Tourists can go out and visit temples, lakes, beaches as well a museums.

What Peru has to Offer

Travel to Machu Picchu is an important part of travel to Peru. With ancient temples, the place has a history that attracts people towards its historical places. Once you get done with the Machu Picchu city, you can explore the deep Cola Canyon. Its depth will surely amaze the viewers.

The breathtaking natural beauty provided by the Amazon forest is not something worth missing. The wide range of flora and fauna in the forests can be a great attraction for all those studying nature, especially the botanists and geologists.

One place that is usually overlooked by a number of tourists is Huancayo town. It is a highland town, which is worth visiting. Located on the East of Peru, this place is just at a ten minutes distance from the Peruvian capital of Lima, if you go by bus. One could also go for a train ride, instead of a bus ride. The ride is just as adventurous as breathtaking is the beauty. Many people prefer to go by bus, as they have limited time, but if one has enough time, going by train can be the most memorable ride ever.

The Specialty of Hyancayo

The train journey to reach the place is just as exciting as the place is. Since Hyancayo is a high land area, the journey from Peruvian capital, Lima to this place is considered as a high train journey. It is one of the most amazing parts of the Peru travelling.

The region is also known for its tasty food. The traditional dishes offered in the best restaurants of the town are finger licking. Rural life in Peru can be witnessed by visiting the outskirts of the town of Huancayo. An ancient temple is also present in the region.

Natural Beauty of the Region

There is no limit t what nature has to offer in Peru. The scenic beauty of snow capped mountains and large sand dunes in the deserts, along with a variety of birds and plant species in the rainforest are all that make the travel to Peru special. The place should not be overlooked, and the more one visits, the more he loves it. Travel to Peru is something that needs time to be enjoyed in the perfect manner.

No matter where you go and what you do, you’ll always return from travelling with a few interesting stories to tell!

Well, with the right expert advice and tutoring, you could soon be one of the many travel writers out there who make money from their own holiday and travel stories!

Below is a small taster of the sort of thing you would learn, once enrolled on a travel writing course.

Task!

Write 100 words on each of the following, using the appropriate language:

• Describe your favourite foreign destination to a 70-year-old maiden aunt.
• Describe your last holiday to a five-year-old.
• Describe your worst travel experience to a 16-year-old boy.

You should find that each bit of writing was completely different – because you were writing for a different target audience. There’s no point in being proud about improving YOUR writing style. You shouldn’t have one! You should be able to change your style according to the reader – or not bother.

So – having looked at the need to write targeted articles, we move onto the next challenge for the freelance writer. What do we write?

Coming up with some ideas

1. As we said at the start of the E-book, start where you are: your interests, the things you, your family or friends have done, or experienced, can be turned into features.
2. Write about places you have been to.
3. Write about different modes of travel you have used.
4. Write about holidays/trips that involve your hobby, special interest or qualification.
5. Write articles that give advice for holidays/trips you have been on.
6. Look in the dictionary – pick a word at random and them write down 5 possible article ideas. For instance: take the word ‘single’ …

• How the single currency will affect holiday travel.
• Why do travel agents discriminate against single people?
• Holiday reviews for the young, free and single.
• A singlemum’s trip to Barcelona/Riviera/wherever.
• A single ticket to Thailand/Morocco/wherever.

Or try the word ‘chocolate’ …

• A chocolate lover’s guide to Paris/Toronto/wherever.
• Chocolate holidays.
• Chocolates of the world.
• The chocolate shops of Madrid/Bangkok/wherever.
  • Chocolate recipes for rainy days on your caravan holiday.

1. Get ideas from other peoples’ articles. A local paper has a filler about a man who has won a chess competition. You could write an article on chess holidays. The Times Education Supplement has an article about a 6-year-old boy genius. You could develop it into a feature on holidays for brainy kids.  See every article, letter and even advert you read as a starting point for a new, original piece of work for another publication. The more unusual your ideas, the more likely they are to get used.
    
2. Look for categories – you may have interviewed someone, or read about someone, who has become the oldest person to go hang gliding. So why not try to write travel features about the youngest, the unlikeliest, the worst?
    
3. Look for spin-offs – while writing one article, you might get an idea for another. For instance, you might write an article in which you mention the back-streets of Cannes. This could be developed into a series of features on … ‘the back-streets of …’
    
4. Listen out for the unusual and outrageous.
    
5. Look for seasons – there is a huge market for travel articles about Christmas, Easter, Valentine’s Day, Halloween etc, providing you can come up with something original. But you need to be thinking several months ahead.
    
6. Recycling – could one article be re-written or refocused for use in a different publication – abroad, maybe?
    
7. Follow-ups – revisit articles six months or a year later. Have there been any spin-offs?
    
8. Fill the Editor’s shoes – get hold of a magazine, analyse it thoroughly, and then sit down and write as many possible article ideas as you can.
    
9. If you’re stuck – then try buying a book called The Writer’s Block. It provides hundreds of ways to stimulate ideas. It’s by Jason Rekaluk, ISBN 0-7624-0948-7. 
    
10. Write about people you have met on your holidays – taxi drivers, hotel porters, fellow travellers, travel couriers, market stall traders.
     
11. Try to come up with original themes for your articles: Five things to avoid … Getting the best out of … How not to lose your temper in … How to lose your virginity in … (!?)

Okay, so my friends and I are thinking about having our firstUS tour. We have long planned this and a couple of times we ended up not doing it because of other factors. But in the summer of 2011 we finally decided we shall go because we are very excited to try out the Grand Canyon tours and the Skywalk tours. Me, together with 3 of my friends began searching for the right travel agency to assist us on out US vacation. We have searched through the internet about some of the travel agencies that we can choose from but as far as we all are concerned, nothing ever lived up to our expectations.

Until we came across the website of G2T365 and found out that they have a lot to offer; and they are very accommodating. Having the benefit of booking online is very convenient for us because we live thousands of miles away from the US. We tried contacting an agent form G2T365 and when we got in touch with someone, I booked their 14-day US tour. The person I was talking to was very pleasant and very attentive. I asked a few question of course, given that this is our first time and to my surprise, he was able to answer it completely unlike the other US tour travel agencies we talked to. They just passed us to different people just to answer one simple question.

This is by far the fastest company to reply to our booking inquiries; they confirmed at once and got back to us quickly. So, me and my friends were kind of glad with the service of the company. Let’s see more about that. Going back, we finished booking the tour. The person from G2T365 helped us in choosing the flight most convenient for us. He helped us look through the flight that will best match the departure date of the US tour. He even offered us an option to change the flight schedule if in case it doesn’t go well with the departure of the tour. And now we go to the tour…

I emailed G2T365 about the day of our arrival in the US and they confirmed that somebody from the company will come to the airport to pick us up and drive us to the hotel. The day we arrived at the LAX, somebody was indeed waiting for us which made us happy and secured that they really do stick up to what they told us. So far so good! We were very excited to start the tour. We arrived at the hotel safe and secured. We started the US tour at once! We went through many places and we enjoyed them all.

The California Theme Park tour was a lot of fun! We also went to the Grand Canyon and we got to be on one of their US national parks tours. We also went to one of the Las Vegas tours offeredand because it is our first time there, we did almost everything! The US west coast tours are by far the best tour we ever went through. G2T365 has been of great assistance throughout. They did an incredible job. The tour was very flexible to us because sometimes we had to do something that is unscheduled and they adjusted quickly. Me and my friends cannot wait for our 2nd tour!

One great advantage of traveling abroad is that you get a chance to pamper your taste buds with different kind of food. Traveling to other place which is culturally different from your own town, always proves to be an enriching experience and a treasure of fond memories to be cherished throughout your life. Staying in a completely different place gives you a chance to taste local food and know the city’s food culture.

If you have not yet finalized the destination you want to fly to then Abu Dhabi is the best place to go to. Book any of the flights to Abu Dhabiright away. The city is one of the exciting places to spend your holidays and relish the Arabian food.

The city is famous for being one of the richest cities in the world. hotels in Abu Dhabi are luxurious and cater to the every need of a tourist, may it be a business traveler or leisure traveler. Standing tall to its reputation, Abu Dhabi offers wide range of cuisine. Indian food is available at comparatively cheap prices while some Chinese chain restaurants provide Chinese food delicacies with reasonable charges. In addition, the city is dotted with food outlets and food joints. Food in hotel restaurants is the most expensive as compared to food joints or local restaurants. Every kind of fast food including McDonald’s and Hardees, is available all over the city. Hotels, restaurants or even the food joints including tiny food shacks deliver the food at your doorstep within no time.

Abu Dhabi caters a great range of rich, vegetarian meals that include vegetables, native dishes rich with beans and salads. If you are a strict vegan, you are likely to face a bit of difficulty communicating your precise preferences, but most places welcome and care to accommodate a paying customer.

If you are in Abu Dhabi during the month of Ramadan, keep in mind that according to Muslim religion, Muslims fast during daylight hours ie from sun rise to sun set and hence restaurants are closed during the day, by law. Care enough to not to eat or even drink a glassful of water during the day in public places or even in tourist areas as it is against the city’s Islamic law or else be sure to be caught by police. You also may be charged heavy fines, even though you are not a resident Muslim. Some hotel restaurants offer food during the day but be sure to have breakfast or lunch in a private room / place. Good if you wait for the evening meals that are rich, magnificent and more like Thanksgiving meals!

I’m sure there isn’t a person out there that doesn’t love to go away on holiday!

Whether it’s for a couple of months, a couple of weeks, or just a long weekend somewhere – you simply cannot beat the feeling of escaping the real world and just enjoying yourself.

Everyone comes back from holiday with their own stories to tell, but what if I told you that you could start making money out of them? You could enrol on a Travel writing course, and within just a few months – you’ll be armed with the skills you require to start wring and selling your own interesting and unique travel articles!

Below is just a small taster of what you’ll learn, once enrolled on a Travel writing course.

Once you have established what and who your article is intended for, then writing the copy becomes less hit and miss. You will be able to write appropriately. And if you are still unsure about the publication’s intended market, then write to them and ask them. Many produce guidelines for freelancing explaining the types of articles they use and the way they should be written.

For instance, Camping Life says it contains: “Family camping information including vacation and weekend destinations, equipment reviews and buyers’ guides for tent campers and owners of truck campers and pop-up trailers.”

This information enables us to work out that their readers are primarily parents, who probably have fairly limited incomes. This will influence what we write and the way that we write it.

Some publications give far more detailed guidelines:

Imagine you are a doctor going in to an infant school to do a talk called ‘My job.’ You stand at the front and say: “After taking the Hippocratic Oath, I decided to become a Registrar at the local infirmary, and then after three years, went to a local NHS Trust surgery as a locum.”

The chances are that no child understood a word you said.

You would have done better to say, “My job is to make people well when they’re sick. I used to work in a hospital. But now I work in a doctor’s surgery, just like the one mummy takes you to when you’re poorly. I help when other doctors are away.”

You get the idea? You adjust your message to suit your audience.
 

Handy hint

A good technique is to draw a pen picture of your publication’s typical intended reader.

Ask yourself: is the publication aimed at a cuddly granny? A teenager with street-cred? A well-off middle-aged businessman? Or who?

The very popular pink city of India, Jaipur, is one of the favorite spot of the tourists. It attracts travelers from across the world. Jaipur, the largest city of Rajasthan, is worldwide noted for its historical and heritage attractions. It depicts the true essence of Rajasthan and its rich culture & tradition. Forts, palaces, temples, havelis, hotels, gardens, museums, bazaars, etc are attractions in the city by which tourists are attracted to this beautiful Indian city this city is a majestic and impressive doorway into the glorious and rich past of India. Jaipur tourism has continued to grow each year, and is known for its endless opportunities of sightseeing, dining out, shopping and adventure. An immense cultural background, spectacular forms of art and performance and some of the most impressive forts and palaces in the world have rightly made Jaipur a phenomenal tourist destination.

If you enjoy culture and celebrations, visiting Jaipur can be an amazing treat. There is a strong culture of celebrating festivals and organizing fairs in Jaipur. These events add a touch of sparkle and festivity to daily life in this beautiful city. The next favorite thing of the tourists to do in Jaipur is shopping. The city of Jaipur boasts of bustling bazaars and markets which offer tourists a chance to buy every kind of good you can possibly imagine. From pottery, antiques and jewelry in semi-precious, precious and cheap verities to pottery, textiles, handicrafts, gems and leather goods, you can get just about everything in the markets of Jaipur. Some of the markets that you can pay a visit to are the Nehru Bazaar, Kishanpol Bazaar, Jauhari Bazaar and Mahiharon Ka Rasta.

The number of places to see in Jaipur and the sightseeing opportunities are practically limitless. The famous places for tourists in Jaipur are the City Palace, the Hawa Mahal, the Amber Fort, the Jal Mahal, JantaMantar, Moti Doongri, the Jaigarh Fort and the Nahargarh Fort.

Jaipur is very well connected from rest of the country. Getting into the city for international visitors is normally through the Jaipur airport. The highway which connects Jaipur to the capital Delhi is very well maintained and easy to drive. You can also use the Indian Railway service as Jaipur is connected to other cities with the rail link. The bus service between Delhi and Jaipur is excellent, and offers comfort with very inexpensive rates. You can now book cheap bus ticket online also.

Jaipur is also base to visit almost all cities and tourist places of the state. Sariska, Ranthambhore, Samode, Ajmer, Pushkar, etc can be conveniently visited in a single day trip by commencing tours from Jaipur.

It isn’t difficult to see why so many couples choose weddings in Cyprus. Pristine beaches, stunning vistas, and the promise of warm sunshine are a prospect that many would find hard to resist. If you’ve been dreaming of your wedding day for a long time, you’ll have a good idea of what you’re looking for, and if your dreams have been filled with beach weddings, then Cyprus is definitely the place to go.

Legend has it that the Greek goddess of love, Aphrodite, emerged from a shell on the shores of Cyprus, shores upon which you and your beloved could be exchanging vows. With such a romantic history, Cyprus has developed an atmosphere that is magical, intoxicating and very unique. If you talk to any couple who have had weddings in Cyprus, their enthusiasm for the location is often infectious. They’ll speak of the unspoiled beauty of the island and the sparkling blue seas that lap gently on the shores – elements that combine to make them fall in love all over again. In fact, many couples who first visit Cyprus on holiday return there for their beach weddings. In addition, you won’t need to worry about booking a honeymoon, especially if you choose one of the amazing 5 star hotels in Cyprus – simply stay on and enjoy!

The location for luxury

Weddings in Cyprus are an opportunity to treat your guests as well as yourselves, so you’ll want to emphasise luxury when you’re searching for a location. Finding 5 star hotels in Cyprus that offer you a wedding package to meet all your expectations can be tricky, but not impossible.

The benefits that the 5 star hotels in Cyprus have to offer are the level of service, and the additional facilities you’ll find there. Establishments who understand their customers rely on repeat business and recommendation, which is why you’ll always be hugely valued as a guest and given a level of service you may not have experienced before. For the staff in many of these hotels, nothing is too much trouble, which is a great first step to letting you relax as you gear up for your big day.

Planning your special day

A few of these hotels also have dedicated wedding planners, who specialise in beach weddings and are experts in planning weddings in Cyprus for people from overseas. They know every protocol regarding legal requirements, as well as knowledge of local suppliers, so that you can be sure that everything is taken care of by people who really know what they’re doing. Weddings in Cyprus are easy once you’ve found the right 5 star hotel, so you can relax and enjoy the beautiful island, comfortable in the knowledge that every detail is taken care of.

Are you one of those people who love nothing more than going away on holiday?

Whether it’s chilling out on the beach, exploring your way around a rain forest, or back-packing around Australia – you simply cannot get enough?

Well, you could enrol on a Travel writing course, and within just a few months you could possess the skills necessary to start making money, writing about your travelling experiences.

Below is a small taster of the sort of skills you’ll be taught, once your enrolled on a Travel writing course.

It is essential that all products, including newspapers and magazines, know who and what they are for.

The same applies to e-zines. Any website developer MUST be able to answer these two crucial questions: Who is it for? and What is it for? The answers determine everything else – the design, the content, and most importantly to us on this course, the way the copy is written.

If a publication cannot deal with these two questions effectively, it is almost certainly doomed. And similarly, if you cannot tailor your writing to suit each publication’s objectives, then your travel writing career may be doomed, too! There are very few opportunities these days to luxuriate in your own writing style.

If you are not absolutely clear about whom your articles are for, then they will fail. They will be aimless and lack purpose and direction. They might have given you enormous pleasure and fulfilment when writing them. But pleasure and fulfilment will not earn you a living!

Writing an article without a market in mind is a bit like going out for a trip to London for the day. Unless you know where you are going and what you want to do, you will wander around and do nothing in particular.

Many wonderful articles wander around and do nothing in particular in terms of reaching a target readership. This is why they never get used.

Identifying your article’s market is not something you make up as you go along. That’s a bit like building a new house without having an architect design it first. Or constructing a building and then deciding whether it’s a shed, a farmhouse or a shop. Either way, you will end up with a mess.

Consider this example. Imagine a magazine that promotes theatrical productions in London’s West End.

Now think of the consequences of these answers in terms of the way the copy is written:

1. It will be written primarily for adults.
2. It will be simple, brief and easy to understand.
3. It will be set out in short, bulleted lists of information and reviews.
4. It will have a booking form or provide phone numbers or websites where you can book online.

You get the idea? Unless you know who and what your publication is for, you will never be able to pitch your writing accordingly.

Do you have loads of great stories about your time travelling or on holiday?

Well believe it or not, there are plenty of travel magazines that happily pay good money for well written and interesting stories such as these!

By enrolling on a Travel writing course, you could learn exactly how to start turning your stories and experiences into a career!

Below is a small taster of the sort of skills and tips you’ll be taught on the Travel writing course.

A newspaper editor I used to work for once told me to stand at the office window and look at people on the other side of the road queuing for buses.

There was an old lady carrying a bag of shopping, a harassed mum with a screaming toddler and a couple of middle-aged men. Then he went and got one of my stories and said to me: “If those people down there don’t understand every word of what you’ve written, then you’ve failed in your job. You’ve got to understand your audience.”

It was a lesson that has remained with me until this day – and it particularly applies to any form of freelance writing.

How often have you listened to a politician make a speech and not had a clue what they were talking about? It wasn’t your fault! The problem was that they did not understand their intended audience, or if they did, were unable to adjust their language appropriately. A well-delivered message, whether it is spoken or written, should be like Cinderella’s glass slipper – a perfect fit!

I remember a friend presenting me with an article that he was really proud of – he had spent weeks writing it and polishing it. He felt it was a masterpiece. But after a few minutes of reading it through, I handed it back to him and said, “I haven’t a clue who this is for.” And when my friend thought about it, he did not know, either.  His masterpiece was useless from a freelance point of view, because it did not lend itself to any particular market.

You need to write for your INTENDED audience. If other people happen to pick up the magazine, so be it. They are not so important. You are not writing for them because you are not trying to win them.

These are some of the factors you need to bear in mind when determining your INTENDED audience:

• Where are they from? A magazine reviewing forthcoming events in Sevenoaks chiefly wants to attract people who live in the same geographical area. But a publication that reviews tourist attractions in London will attract both Londoners and people from all over the planet who want to find out about London or who are planning to visit it. This means that we are writing for people who may be fluent English speakers – AND many who are not! This presents challenges straight away in writing to cater for both.

• Are they male or female, or both? A fashion magazine for women will primarily attract women. However a newsletter about wrestling is likely to have men as its INTENDED audience.

• How old are they? A magazine that features Noddy and the Teletubbies is aimed at under-fives (and their parents!) and is written accordingly. Whereas a magazine offering advanced theological articles for people studying Old Testament Hebrew is most certainly aimed at adults!

• What is their level of education? A magazine offering views about Manchester United is intended for people from all kinds of backgrounds, ranging from unemployed teenagers who left school with no qualifications to University professors who happen to be fans.

• What do they know about the subject already? If you purchase Practical Photography, the chances are you already know a fair bit about photography. So the reviews of new products do not explain the basics in much detail. However a magazine called Easy PC is aimed for PC novices and is written and presented accordingly. It explains everything, and assumes the reader knows nothing.

• What is their status? Is the publication aimed at company directors and captains of industry? Or the man in the street? Or both?

There is much sport to be enjoyed in Malaga. A popular tourist city, this Spanish city has a lot to offer to the eager tourist. From ancient ruins to majestic, panoramic views, Malaga has it all. Bullfighting is a major sport throughout Spain and is also vastly enjoyed in Malaga.
This sport is not for the weak hearted. Bullfighting is rooted deeply in the history of Spain. It is not only a sport but an art form and they pride themselves on it. To some it may seem barbarous, gory and cruel. However, this sport has remained an intricate part of Spanish culture since ancient times. Malaga, though not as famous as Madrid or Seville, has its fair share of bullfighting glory. There are many bullfights concentrated in Malaga. Bullfighting is a test of wills of the matador and the bull. A matador needs to have strong discipline, courage and quick wit to emerge the victor in a bullfight.
There are many bullfighting rings in Malaga to accommodate fans and view bullfights in all their splendid glory. There is a bullring at Plaza La Malagueta, in Malaga, close to the Castillo de Gilbralfaro. The current bullfights viewed in Spain have evolved through centuries. Changes that seem minor today were considered revolutionary and innovative in history. The thrill, excitement, heightened senses and adrenaline rush will make your heart gallop. The sharp and graceful moves of the matador make a splendid spectacle. In many cases the matadors receive training from childhood. The costumes of the matadors is designed with painstaking detail and is worthy of any star showman. Intricate gold embroidery and beautiful silk jackets make up the ensemble of the matador.

A single bullfight lasts up to an hour and is comprised of three stages. In Spanish, the bull is killed in the last round with the matador stabbing the bull right between the shoulder blades.
Bullfighting may be rooted deep in Spanish culture but today it also means a big business. Today matadors earn as much as top soccer stars or rock idols. Bullfights are held in Malaga from August to September. In mid-August, bullfights are held almost daily.
Many activist groups have objected to bullfights. However, the sport continues to receive royal patronage. For others who do not care much for this spectator sport do not need to worry. There are many other activities in Malaga, which will make your Malaga holiday a memorable trip. Book your flights to Malaga and head towards it at the earliest.