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 Travel Writers' Resources | November 2007 
Travel Classics Writers Conference 2008
 PVNN
| | Professional travel writers who've published a minimum of three major magazine articles within the last 18 months are invited to the 2008 Travel Classics Writers Conference at the Grand Hotel Villa Serbelloni in Bellagio, Italy April 17-20, 2008. |
Registration is now open for the Travel Classics Europe 2008 Writers Conference, scheduled to be held from April 17-20, 2008 at the Grand Hotel Villa Serbelloni on the shores of Lake Como in Bellagio, Italy.
These exclusive conferences sell out months in advance, with just 35 qualified writers accepted to meet with 15-18 assigning editors from the top magazines in America.
Among the editors scheduled to attend the Travel Classics Writers Conference Europe 2008 are:
Keith Bellows, Editor in Chief
National Geographic Traveler
Brad Weiners, Executive Editor
Men's Journal
Steve Slon, Editor
AARP The Magazine
Mario Mercado, Arts/Research Editor
Travel + Leisure
John Rasmus, Editor in Chief
National Geographic Adventure
Phillip Rhodes, Senior Editor
Cooking Light
Bruce Wallin, Executive Editor
The Robb Report
Catherine Sabino, Editor in Chief
Forbes Special Interest Publications
Patti Verbanas, Executive Editor
Art & Antiques
Leslie Weeden, Travel Director
Outside
Victoria von Biel, Executive Editor
Bon Appétit
Elizabeth Harryman, Travel Editor
Westways
... and several more editors to be announced!
Editors stay at the hotel, making their presentations, hobnobbing with writers, meeting with them privately and joining the group for meals and outings - no other conference offers this opportunity to form lasting business and personal relationships.
Pre- and post-conference touring will be offered. Not a moment to lose! Register now for what may be the most rewarding experience of your writing career.
Registration: http://www.travelclassics.com/conferences/2008/EU For more information, contact Maren Rudolph at maren@travelclassics.com or (914) 591-4503. |
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