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Interesting idea and opportunity Trevor. I shall have to give it some consideration - I'm just about to update my technology so this could be a new add-on to the package.
Could you be a Travel and Tourism Radio Presenter? Globetrotter Radio launches in September. Work from home. Good earning potental.
Globetrotter is a brand new full time online radio station, dedicated to all aspects of travel and tourism. There are still some opportunities for experienced travel writer who want to make the move ito radio, or experienced radio presenters who are knowledgeable and enthusiastic about travel. The station's innovative funding model means there is good earnings potential for the right people. Of course there will also be support and guidance for those that need it, on technical, content, and presentation skills. And even though you can work remotely, it doesn't mean you will miss out on the perks! For full details, visit www.globetrotterradio.com and click on the 'Becoming a Presenter' tab.
To promote my website (www.foodandtravel.com.au) I now also have a Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/foodandtravelcomau/187760077929579
Please 'Like' it!
The website is full of information with a Home page that changes often.
I just entered theFrommer Cover Photo Contest with this collection of pictures. I'd be grateful for any votes. Thanks very much.
Wink, thanks for telling me about the Wine Pantry. Your article was very good.
Useful story, David, so I'll save that link. And Wink, your story is a revelation.
Very nice piece David! Also next to Borough Market, which you mentioned is the tiny store - The Wine Pantry - stocking only English wines, some very good ones too, with at least 20 open to try. Have also written a piece with the Olympics in mind on visiting English vineyards not far from London. http://www.wanderingeducators.com/travel-guides/wine-travel-guides/...
For the Olympics, I posted a foodie-guide for London: http://www.menwholiketotravel.com/2012/05/where-to-eat-in-london.html
Lots of great places to eat. Some affordable, some a splurge, but all are a lot of fun from Borough Market to the Roux and the Landau in the Langham Hotel.
Now it's off to write another story...then it's time for a pint!
Well, our facebook is going now...Thanks for the advice. Feel free to like us at http://www.facebook.com/Bescover we will be having some contests and promotions in the future with prizes.
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