The Envelope Please: Winners of BCATW 2015 Blog Contest Announced

The BC Association of Travel Writers has announced the winners of its BCATW 2015 Blog Contest

Christina-Newberry-31st Placescandinave-logo-lg

Christina Newberry for Three simple tricks anyone can use to take share-worthy travel photos, posted at Vancouver Travel Examiner.

Christina wins a trip to Scandinave Spa in Whistler for two. Congratulations, Christina!

Baila Lazarus2nd PlaceSewell'sLogo-whiteoutline

Baila Lazarus for Ecotourism: Tread Softly Write with Impact posted on Tumblr.

Baila wins a 2-hr tour boating trip for two from Sewell’s Marina. Congratulations, Baila!

Blog Contest Contenders

Thank you to all five bloggers who submitted posts on the subject of our April 18 event and entered the blog contest!

Here are the contending blog posts:

BCATW Symposium 2015 Takeaways by Joan Boxall

BCATW 2015 by Jami Savage

Brave New Worlds await traditional writers, bloggers alike by John Geary

Three simple tricks anyone can use to take share-worthy travel photos  Christina Newberry, Vancouver Travel Examiner

And thank you to our judge, Rebecca Coleman. Well done.

Blogging Meetup

mari kaneThe next BCATW Meetup will be Road Blog: Becoming a Travel Blogger for Fun or Profit, presented by me, Mari Kane.

I’m the webmaster of this site, the BCATW Directory site, and I also blog at my other sites, Blogsite Studio and Tasting Room Confidential.com. When it comes to blogging, I think I know what I’m talking about.

We may have a new venue for our Meetups, but today is too soon to announce that or the date. I’m hoping for July 8th, but please stay tuned to Meetup.com for confirmation.

If you are not a Meetup member, what the heck are you waiting for?

BCATW Meetups is the hottest thing about the association. Join now, and if you want to participate in our June 11 Meetup in New Westminster, please RSVP today!

Thanks and see you next time!

, , , , , ,

No comments yet.

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.