The BGTW sure knows how to party and thanks to our friends and hosts Doug Warner and the team at…
Category: Events (past)
News on what the Guild has been up to recently
In July, the BGTW hosted a discussion about decolonising travel writing which explored the stereotypes, language and images that often…
Right now, it feels like it’s never been more important to get your pitch game up to scratch. From what…
There are few types of getaways more British than staying in a pub – boutique pubs with rooms, traditional inns,…
On Tuesday 15 July, BGTW member Meera Dattani hosted a panel of expert writers and academics to discuss ‘decolonising travel writing’.
What does ‘decolonise travel writing’ mean in practice? The genre of travel writing really took off during European expansion including…
Our BGTW Talks Travel discussions are part of a series of online events to bring people together during these extraordinary…
On 17 February, members of the British Guild of Travel Writers gathered at The Vestry in Farringdon, a Stay In…
Images © Heather Cowper heatheronhertravels.com unless stated On 18 January, members of the British Guild of Travel Writers met local…
BGTW members gather for Xmas party
The great and the good (or, rather, simply anyone who had bothered to RSVP on time) of the Guild gathered…
The BGTW goes to Charleston
Charleston has been named the U.S.’s number one favourite city for the sixth year in a row. It’s known for…
What a ‘Holy Trinity’ of delight. An alliterative, three-in-one offering for our summer party in Old London Town. ‘Buses, Boats and…
Guild directory launched in style
On Tuesday night the British Guild of Travel Writers held its launch party to celebrate the publication of the BGTW…
In October, the British Guild of Travel Writers held a members’ event about blogging at The Chesterfield Mayfair hotel, London.…
With the generous support of ANTOR (the London based Association of Tourist Offices), the Guild has launched its new directory…
Neil Taylor reports on the Guild’s March social evening: Staying in a pub seems such an obvious thing to do…