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Hawaii Travel Writer (Hawaii)


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Date: 2008-04-23, 7:21AM HST


We are looking for candidates with deep experience writing about travel in Hawaii. You will be responsible for delivering 50 short reviews (70-100 words).

Requirements include highly relevant clips from established publications; if you do not have this, please do not apply. Basic knowledge of web publishing tools like Blogger or similar content management systems is also required.

Acceptable review topics include:
- Unique hotels
- Annual events
- Spas
- Shopping areas/markets
- Parks
- Activities: Hikes; Kayaking; Surfing; Picnicking; Camping; Outfitters
- Destination restaurants
- Special venues
- Oddities

Here are some an examples of our format:
1) Spying on Giant Elephant Seals at Año Nuevo State Reserve near Santa Cruz, California
Copy: From 10 yards away, a 16-foot male elephant seal looks like a giant, blubbery great white shark that's been beached and fitted with a rubber sausage for a nose. Get super close to these guttural-sounding behemoths, their lazy harems, and their high-pitched, barking weener babies (who sound like monkeys from a few sand dunes away) on a gorgeous, windswept dunescape north of Santa Cruz, CA. Devoted docents give 2-hour guided hikes during breeding season, which spans from December to March every year.

2) Hiding Out at a Quintessential Lodge in Big Sur, California
There’s no place like Deetjen’s Big Sur Inn, a vintage-1930s compound of rough-hewn redwood lodges listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Covered with flowering vines and surrounded by towering trees, they look like fairy-tale cottages, each one an odd shape and size, and furnished with mismatched carved wooden antiques, rag-wool rugs, and antique curios. The ‘Chateau Fiasco’ room feels like a treehouse – indeed, you have to duck beneath a twisting tree trunk to reach the door. Warning to fussy travelers: stay away.

About the company: We are developing a new travel site focused on a mix of regional and international trips. We have several properties on the web, including 71Miles.com.



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