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Lottie Gross

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(She/Her)
  • Freelance Travel Writer and Digital Editor, Freelance
  • Writer, Talking Travel Writing
  • None, The Daily Telegraph, Freelancers
  • None, FREELANCE, TALKING TRAVEL WRITING
England, Oxford
As seen in: Talking Travel Writing, MSN, MSN Australia, MSN Brasil, MSN Canada, MSN India, MSN Ireland, MSN New Zealand, MSN Österreich, MSN Singapore, MSN UK and
Covers:  Dog-friendly travel, luxury travel, Oxford and Oxfordshire, UK travel
Doesn't Cover: Family travel, wellness
Travel writer | words in The Telegraph, Times, Independent, i paper & more. Author of #DogFriendlyWeekends & #DogDaysOut. she/her

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Lottie Gross’s Biography

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Travel writer and editor specialising in dog-friendly travel guides, with books out by Bloomsbury and Bradt Guides. Media bylines in Nat Geo Traveller, The Telegraph, The Times, The Sun, Independent, Countryfile Magazine and i paper.

Lottie Gross’s Journalist Portfolio

Pet-Friendly Travel

Pet-Friendly Travel

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Honesty boxes are a wonderful British tradition, but can they survive?

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It was an uncharacteristically warm and sunny day in Shetland when I made the three-hour round-trip on foot to the Challister Cake Fridge. The walk from my accommodation in the north of Whalsay, a quiet island a couple miles east of the mainland, took me along a single-lane road frequented by sheep. Purple heather sprawled as far as the eye could see, laundry flapped on the washing lines of small bungalows and croft houses, and in the distance I spied the splashes of a gannet diving for fish.
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Interview: Siobhan O'Halleran, freelance copywriting editor

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By Lottie Gross Verified
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If you didn’t already, after reading this month’s newsletters you’ll now know that copywriting in the travel sector can be a great way to support your editorial work financially. The rates are better. The gigs are more regular. You don’t even have to pitch and get ghosted like in journalism. Sold? Our online course will teach you everything you need to know for just £279 (prices go up in August!) — which you can easily earn back with a day’s copywriting work.
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How do you get into travel copywriting?

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By Lottie Gross Verified
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I hate this question. I have been doing travel copywriting for at least a decade, but how I got into it, I couldn’t tell you. It wasn’t intentional, and it certainly wasn’t memorable enough for me to recall when or how I got my first copywriting gig. Lottie’s caravan office views are rarely conducive to productive day of copywriting. That said, I can tell you how I get the gigs now — and it’s not just one method. The vast majority of my travel copywriting work comes from existing contacts.
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Awards

Travel Media Awards

2020 - Young Travel Writer of the Year
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