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United States Travel Writers
36 travel writers based in United States — browse by specialty, and read what each of them covers.
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Penny Sadler
I'm a freelance writer and digital creator based in Dallas.
United States
Tonya Hennessey
Travel and Food writer and photographer. Producer, Create24 video variety show.
United States
Petula Brown
Focus areas - wellness, family, multicultural
United States
David Kriso
United States
Sherry Spitsnaugle
United States
Jo Clark
United States
Donna Adinolfi
Travel, spa, wellness, road trip writer & photographer.
United States
Deborah Dennis
Travel Writer, Photographer and Storyteller
United States
Janice Sakata-Schultze
Travel writer, blogger and content creator
United States
Susan Greenberg
Susan writes on all topics from star gazing to sushi bars.
United States
Pamela Baker
Freelance Food, Wine, and Travel Writer
United States
Scott Kendall
PlayStayEat.com
United States
Robin Dohrn-Simpson
Travel Writing by Robin
United States
Chanda Temple
United States
Marguerite Cleveland
Travel Journalist and Author
United States
Sucheta Rawal
Writer, Blogger, Author, Speaker
United States
Jeanne Neylon Decker
Independent travel journalist and founder/chief content creator traveltawk.com.
United States
Gary Baker
Freelance Food, Wine, and Travel Writer
United States
Angella Arndt
United States
Nancy Mueller
Nancy Mueller Media
United States
David Nershi
Publisher of Vino-Sphere. Wine, travel, and food writer based in No. Carolina.
United States
Amy Piper
Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, Follow the Piper
United States
Craig Stoltz
Freelance journalist, food, wine & travel. Sr. editor, Food, Wine & Travel mag
United States
Wendy VanHatten
Travels and Escapes.net; Forks Cork and Brews.com
United States
About United States travel writing
The United States is home to the largest pool of professional travel writers in the English-speaking world. American travel writers range from staff positions at publications like National Geographic, Condé Nast Traveller, and Travel + Leisure to a vast ecosystem of experienced freelancers, many with decades of bylines across print and digital. The country's geographic scale means American writers often specialise by region as well as by interest — you will find writers who know the US Southwest in forensic detail sitting alongside specialists in Southeast Asia, South America, or sub-Saharan Africa. Professional associations like the Society of American Travel Writers (SATW) provide credentialling infrastructure. For any brief requiring a high volume of professional talent, access to top-tier publications, or coverage of the Americas, American-based writers represent the deepest talent pool on the directory.