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Michel is the founder of TravelNotes.org and Travel-Write.com.
As a freelance photo-journalist, Michel has had travel
articles and photographs published and syndicated around the world in traditional media
and moved into the Internet medium in 1996.
Since 1997, he has been been publishing travel articles on the Travel Notes website and eventually founded
Travel-Write.com in 2005; to help give more publishing power to travel writers and
hopefully find a way to share in the profits of web advertising, as reward for their
contributions.
If this is something you would like to be a part of, come on board and gain some recognition for your work.
A Drive Through
Serbia:
Travelling through Serbia and Montenegro by car and some of the things you might find
along the way.
Easter in Antigua:
Antigua, the capital of Guatemala, is not just famous for Spanish-learning in colonial
surroundings, it is also the scene of a colourful spectacle at Easter.
Farewell
Pope John Paul:
World traveller, His Holiness Pope John Paul II makes his final journey and we would like
to wish him Bon Voyage. While we can not join him on this final leg of his earthly trip,
we can look back at the parts of the world he touched.
Formula
1 Travel:
Combining major sporting events, like Forumla 1, with travel plans appeals to many. If you
are like me, you might want to visit a Grand Prix race or two on your travels. So, with
one eye on the F1 calendar, I've done the research for you.
Holy Week:
While there are many religious festivals around the world on Good Friday, the crucifixions
in The Philippines have to be seen to be believed.
Marktl am
Inn:
With the announcement that Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger became Pope Benedict XVI, Marktl am
Inn changed from a quiet little Bavarian village to the center of world attention.
Ski Europe:
Where to go when it starts to snow in Europe; Austria, France, Italy or Switzerland?
The Literary
Traveller:
There are travellers who have returned to write a book, and then there are the great
writers who travel. Are they producing travel diaries or literature?
Travel Guides -
Which Guidebook to Travel With?
Travel Guides are a Godsend and a tremendous amount of research has gone into them, but
they can be a little patronising at times. Don't cling to them religiously, as many
travellers do. They are not the bibles that they are made out to be, and are often out of
date before they are published.
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