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If you’re interested in writing a travel book, or if you are just generally interested in travel literature, this page will help you make the most out of the free resources we’ve built on this site.
We’re particularly interested in the travel book as a literary form, but you’ll find information on all types of travel writing like travel journalism and travel blogging.
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If you’re an author of travel books, a travel journalist, or a travel blogger looking for information on how to write or publish your travel book, look no further—check out our growing collection of podcast interviews, author profiles, articles, and book reviews.
Or start by reading through a selection of some of our most helpful articles:
- Building your Author Platform
- Websites for Travel Writers
- 10 Travel Book Subgenres with Examples
- How to Self-Publish Your Non-Fiction Travel Book
- The Top Books on the Business and Craft of Being a Travel Writer
- Book Marketing for Travel Writers
- Must-Have Tools & Apps for Travel Writers
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Last Updated on 3 February 2025 by Travel Writing World


3 comments
Hi Jeremy,
I just got my first travel book published and is available on AMazon and other sites—Book 1 of African Quartet called “Overland to Cairo by Any Means” by Emerson Grossmith. It’s a travel biography of an overland trip from Nairobi to Cairo in 1982.
Blown away when my daughter sent me you website.
Many many thanks for your generosity of spirit and sharing. Its a wonderful find?
My daughters call me the ‘old fart’! As I’m reaching my biblical ‘three score years and ten’ I accept the moniker.
All this wadda wadda is to express my thanks from a pretty battered and jobless old photojournalist from the tip of Africa.
I did feel that I could donate a travel picture or two if you ever needed them, in lieu of moolah?
Just let me know. And thanks once again. (My daughter sent me the interview with Colin Thubron) Without a doubt one of my favourite travel writers of all time. I have ‘In Siberia’ next to my bed. Also enjoying Erika Fatland’s ‘Sovietistan’ immensely. Although for the life of me cannot remember which bloody ‘Stan’ in which?
Thanks for your note, Richard. I’m just now reading this; sorry for the delay. No worries about the moolah! Other patrons are helping subsidize the material so that it can be free for all. Glad you’ve found us and do keep in touch.