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Notes from a First-Time Attendee: What I Learned at NATJA

Published on October 4, 2011 By Kristin

Two weeks ago, I attended my first NATJA Conference, which was held in Anaheim, California (a perk I shouldn’t forget to mention) and included over 100 travel writers and travel industry publicists. While I went primarily to get my feet wet, I also went to help Tim, who gave an awesome keynote speech about the [...]

Why the NATJA 2011 Conference is Worth Your Time & Money

Published on June 28, 2011 By Tim

There are a whole slew of travel writing organizations out there in several countries. While there’s a point to be made that they’re less relevant in the digital age, when it’s so easy to find and join tribes without paying annual dues, there’s still no substitute for face-to-face contact and learning from experts. I have [...]

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