Emma Gibbs

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Wow. It’s quite a read. Despite not being much of an article!

Thanks Daniel!

This was honestly one of the best holidays we’ve ever had as a family - and I’m so pleased to see it go live on The Guardian today.

Will do - thank you!

Travel writers! Are there any (UK) train companies out there happily providing comp or discounted travel for articles (without having to promise a good amount of text about the train and/or a photo)? It feels like pulling teeth most of the time.

Not on this occasion, but thanks for checking!

Things I never expected to hear (courtesy of my 11 year old): “I don’t know what the cutest medieval colours are.”

Hmm, tricky one! I’d probably be happy to consider it though.

Absolute stunner!

Bradt guide to Scotland's North Highlands plus Inverness by Emma Gibbs.

This brilliant book is out today. Researched and written by my friend @emmgibbs.bsky.social.

This part of Scotland is amazingly beautiful and there are so many interesting places to explore. I'm already thinking about where we should visit on our next trip north.

My latest book baby is out today! And is without a doubt the piece of work I’m most proud of. You can buy it here: www.bradtguides.com/product/scot... and in all the usual places.

Ah, thank you Jon!

What a wife she is.

Thermals all the way, as Anna will attest!

I loved this trip so much - and very much recommend a winter (or any time of year) campervan adventure with @bigskycampers.co.uk .

You beat me to it - I was just about to send the link to you!

Re:Writing | Emma Gibbs | Substack Notes from the frontline of travel editing. (Or, how to make your writing and pitching even better.). Click to read Re:Writing, by Emma Gibbs, a Substack publication with hundreds of subscribers.

Happy new year! To celebrate, I’m offering a whopping 30% off annual subscriptions on my Substack, Re:Writing, which provides insight into what editors do and look for (and thus how to make your [travel] writing and pitching better). open.substack.com/pub/traveled...

“you also know what you’re like”?!!! Wow.

Well done him!

Wow, this sounds like quite an undertaking - hope the last slog goes well for him.

Love this, Caroline! Makes me want to do another trip with the kids, and try it on my own, too.

Amazing, congrats Di!

I’m sorted for France at the moment, but definitely will be in future!

The eleven year old has started saying “psych” so I had no choice but to play “Let’s Get Ready to Rumble”. Needless to say, she is spectacularly unimpressed.

Thanks! I’m also implementing a new thing at JRNY where at least 50% of our European articles must be from flight-free trips - it’s a start at least. 🤞

My very favourite Austen!

Of course! The only way to travel.

No, but for UK pieces I'd rather commission domestic writers as I'm conscious of trying to keep our carbon footprint down.

Really liked this – a lot of what she said resonated with my own experiences/thoughts around giving up flying. (And I didn't realise you were a fellow flight-free travel writer, either!)