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5 Tips for Writing a Winning Travel Story From a Pro Writer

In this video, New York Times contributor and World Nomads scholarship mentor Tim Neville shares his expert advice for aspiring travel writers.

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Watch this video to get Tim Neville's advice on:

  1. Working out what you want to write about
  2. Finding a unique angle and drawing from your own experiences
  3. Honing your eye for detail
  4. Refining your pacing and tone
  5. Using every word wisely

Follow these tips and you're already on your way to becoming a better storyteller.

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World Nomads Contributor - Wed, 22 Jan 2020

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