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Interested in reaching a wide-reaching and engaged audience of travel lovers from over all over the world?

Emily Luxton Travels is one of the UK’s leading travel blogs, targeting a largely female, millennial audience and reaching an average of just over 100,000 pageviews a month.

Readers are young, open-minded travel lovers with a strong interest in travelling, adventure, discovering new cultures, and occasional luxury travel.

The majority of the audience are aged 25-34 and from the UK. Contact me for a media kit for more info, and keep reading for some examples of ways we can work together. Email me on [email protected] for more details.

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Blog Focus Areas

Emily Luxton Travels is one of the UK’s leading travel blogs, focusing largely on solo female travel, adventure, overland travel, food, and fun! The blog has won numerous awards over the years – including Wanderlust Magazine’s Travel Blog of the Year.

Topics and trip styles are diverse, but the main theme overall is on solo female travel and “soft” adventure: think outdoorsy activities, road trips, experiential travel, and trying new things.

Solo Female Travel: Exploring the world alone, facing fears, and examining the way that travel changes us.
Targeting independent, child-free women aged 30+ with disposable incomes. These are money-smart, savvy women (not budget travellers) who have money to spend on bucket-list experiences and occasional luxury.

Overland Travel: Train trips, road trips, river cruises, etc.

Deep Travel: Cultural experiences and intelligent travel focusing on true understanding. Getting “off the beaten path” to see beyond the tourist hotspots and seek out more authentic experiences.

Food tourism: Exploring new cultures through food. Authentic experiences and eating ‘like a local’.

“Soft” Adventure: Hiking, biking, outdoor activities, road trips, camping, glamping, trying new things, learning new skills – and maybe the occasional extreme sport!

Ways to Work With Me…

We can work together in a number of ways, and I’m open to suggestions. So get in touch and let’s get the ball rolling. Potential collaboration opportunities include the following (scroll down for more details and examples).

  1. Freelance writing
  2. Reviews: hotels, tours, transport, products, and more.
  3. Press Trips
  4. Sponsored Posts and Advertising
  5. Contests and Giveaways

1 – Hire Me as a Freelance Writer

As a freelance writer with a wide range of capabilities and several years of experience in writing and blogging, I am able to provide high-quality articles to feature on any travel site, magazine or blogs.

I have written numerous online articles for Lonely Planet and several hotel reviews for the Telegraph, worked as a contributing author on three published travel books, co-authored a Lonely Planet guidebook and written for a number of online publications. I can cover a range of styles and tones, from location-based articles and travel narratives, to general tips and travel guides, or lighthearted listicles.

2 – Reviews

On occasion, I partner up with great travel brands and businesses that I feel truly fit my blog and audience. I offer thorough and honest reviews for all travel-related products and services.

If you have a product, brand, or business that you would like me to review, please get in touch. Everything will be shared and promoted across social media, too – reaching an audience of over 66,000 followers.

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I’ve worked with some top brands, among them Eurostar, Thalys, Warwick Hotels, Barbour International, and many others, and have a great deal of experience in writing engaging and honest reviews.

For a full list of my previous work, head over to my Reviews section, or see below for a few examples of my top-performing posts.

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3 – Press Events / Trips

Looking for coverage for an upcoming event? Or perhaps you’re after a travel blogger to help promote tourism. I’d love to partner up. I’ve worked with numerous tourist boards, including Marketing Greece and Visit Costa Brava, and they’ve always been very pleased with my work. Below are a few examples:

Universal Studios – Is Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights Really That Scary?

Visit Tuolumne County, California – 11 Awesome Stops for your Tuolumne County Road Trip and 7 Reasons you Need to visit Tuolumne County California

Radisson RED Hotels – How to Plan the Perfect City Break in Liverpool

1066 Country, East Sussex – 1066 Country Adventures: 12 Things To See And Do – plus 2x accommodation reviews: Swallowtail Hill and Starcroft Farm Cabins:

Wakayama City, Japan – Seven Reasons to Visit Wakayama City and My Secret Wakayama City Guide. The former was featured in full in issue 12 of the Blogosphere Magazine.

4 – Sponsored Posts and Advertising

Advertise directly on an award-winning travel blog with a huge and varied audience. Download a media kit to get up-to-date stats including audience and traffic information and follower numbers, and contact me for a list of rates.

5 – Contests and Giveaways

Sponsor a prize draw or competition on Emily Luxton Travels. Giveaways always go down very well with my audience, and the posts tend to get hundreds of shares and entries.

One example was a giveaway sponsored by LakeLovers holiday cottages in the Lake District; it received over 2,800 entries and was the second-best performing post of 2015.

Testimonials

“From our first contact with Emily, her approach was professional, flexible and responsive. During her four-night stay in 1066 Country, she was 100% committed to her task of showcasing her busy itinerary and in fact over delivered on the amount of social media collateral she created.  She provided good follow up too with provision of the results from her posts. We’d thoroughly recommend working with Emily and if we get the chance, would repeat without hesitation!” Jane Ellis, Tourism Marketing Officer, 1066 Country, Sussex

If you can think of any other ways you’d like to work with me, please get in touch. I’m open to any suggestions and I’d love to work with you!