Write some Articles for travel

Hi, I have an English Degree and would love an opportunity to write for you. I work in the oil patch in Canada and outside of work I enjoy reading, sports, mma, travelling, gaming and my family. I'm also an active Mormon, so I could write on religion quite easily as well. I am also Tongan, born of immigrants both from there. Thanks.

Hello, I would love to work on this project. I am an experienced traveler and I believe I can translate the passion of traveling into my words. I am okay with your rates and payments.

Hi, my name is Camden and I'm pretty new to using this site but I'm well endowed with information here to work with. I can supply my 200 word sample travel article upon request . Simply because you mentioned in the description how you supply the travel topics so I thought you'd want to give me a topic to work with so you can see if I have the skills you need.

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I have been part of the HR team at a leading law firm and had been part of the team which edited newsletters. I have published articles and write-ups for various journals, newspapers and magazines for over a decade now.

I am new to this site, but eager to get started and learn new things. I am a passionate writer and I like bigger or smaller writing projects. I have a personal blog that I update once in a while, and work at the moment for a big travel company in Europe as an online marketing intern, producing SEO texts among other things. Here is a writing sample of an extract from a blog post I wrote after a trip to Beirut: "Zaitunay Bay is a small harbour where you can find some of the biggest boats and yachts you can imagine. The harbour boardwalk was modern and stylish, lined with both local and international restaurants and cafés. It was interesting to see how Beirut is a good example of East meets West. There’s remnants from the time France had a lot of influence in the country, i.e. street signs are the typical French blue ones and plenty of people seemed to speak at least decent French. Beirut was, or is still, called “Petit Paris” or the “Paris of the Middle East” - and for a reason. Nearly everybody speaks good English, because apparently since they were kids, Lebanese people go to school in English or French. What a great system! You become bi-, or even trilingual, which is always a plus. Also you can pay with American dollars everywhere since the local currency is pinned to the American dollar. You can see the influence the US have on Lebanon in form of American stores and American universities with high level of education."

I've been working as a cabin crew for the past 1 year, so basically i travel the world as a job. Passion for writing and willing to get some nice projects I've hunger to put out some amazing content, articles and itineraries from the past 2 years of travelling. Looking forward for this!