Hey everyone!
As you (may) know, I’m hosting a conference in September called TravelCon.
For a long time, I’ve dreamed of organizing a conference in conjunction with our Superstar Blogging program. Something that would take everything we have online and bring it to life. I want to bring our students, other travel bloggers, and industry experts together to learn, network, connect, and, overall, have a ton of fun! I love the web, but in-person events are 10x better for learning and networking. This is where you can make the most lasting connections and relationships.
TravelCon is a three-day conference in Austin, Texas from September 20th to 22nd, 2018. It will feature keynote speakers, workshops, networking events, writing sessions, photography walks, and opportunities to pitch yourself to brands and tourism boards. This is a conference for people who want more than free stuff. This is the conference for people who are looking to get serious about turning their blog into a business.
With beginner and advanced sessions, we have tracks and tips for people at all levels of success. At this conference, you’ll learn what is currently working right now and what you can do over the long term to create the career you desire. I believe the best conferences have people of varying skill levels so everyone can interact and learn from each other. For too long, travel media conferences have been only geared toward newbies. This conference is really about leveling up, no matter where you are in your blogging journey.
Today, is the last day for early, early bird tickets! The prices go up tomorrow! The early, early bird ticket price is only $249 USD. Your ticket includes lunch each day of the event, coffee and tea, all keynote speeches, networking events, workshops, breakout panels, evening parties, and whatever other cool activities we add later! Tomorrow, the price goes up $50 USD!
And we only have a 140 tickets left!
So if you’ve been waiting, don’t wait much longer!
You can get your ticket and reserve your spot by clicking here.
Speakers
Here’s our awesome speaker list:
Kristin Addis
Be My Travel Muse
Gloria Atanmo
The Blog Abroad
Alex Baackes
Alex in Wanderland
Glory Ali
Muslim Travel Rock
Derek Baron
Wandering Earl
Nathan Barry
ConvertKit
Carol Cain
Gone Girl Travel
Liz Carlson
Young Adventuress
Chris Christensen
Amateur Traveler Podcast
Jason Cochran
Frommers
Dave & Deb
The Planet D
Brian Dean
Backlinko
Torre DeRoche
Writer, Love With a
Chance of Drowning
Julia Dimon
Freelance Writer
Jodi Ettenberg
Legal Nomads
David Farley
Freelance Writer
Rachel Friedman
The Good Girls Guide to
Getting Lost
Pat Flynn
Smart Passive Income
Brenda Gahan
Epic Signal
Adam Groffman
Travels of Adam
Matt Gross
Runner’s World
Pete & Dalene
Hecktic Travels
Dani Heinrich
Globetrotter Girls
Ryan Holiday
Writer, Ego is the Enemy
Steve Kamb
Nerd Fitness
Matthew Karsten
Expert Vagabond
Peep Laja
ConversionXL
Cory Lee
Curb Free with Cory Lee
Kristin Luna
Camels & Chocolate
Jaume Marin
Costa Brava Tourism
Liam Martin
Staff.com
Neville Medhora
KopywritingKourse
Chris Mercer
MeasurementMarketing.io
Angkur Nagpal
Teachable
Elena Nikolova
Muslim Travel Girl
Laurence Norah
Finding the Universe
Dan & Audrey
Uncornered Market
Cailin O’Neil
TravelYourself
Angie Orth
Angie Away
Sam Parr
The Hustle
Rolf Potts
Vagabonding
Mari Ramirez
CPA
Oneika Raymond
Oneika the Traveller
Kiersten Rich
The Blonde Abroad
Chris Richardson
Nomadic Matt
Annette Richmond
From Annette
Kristen Sarah
Hopscotch The Globe
Nadine Sykora
Hey Nadine
Brent Underwood
Brass Check
Ryan Whaley
Greendoor Media
Ernest White II
FlyBrother
Amanda Williams
A Dangerous Business
Siya Zarrabi
Good News from
Around the World
Big conferences can often seem impersonal, which is why we’re focusing on small discussions, panels, workshops, and mentor sessions. We want you to walk away with actionable advice. We want you to think, “Wow! I learned so much!” We’re going to have writing, tech, video, and photography workshops were people will edit your work, solve your tech issues, and help you improve your photos and videos. We don’t want people to feel lost in the crowd.
There’s plenty of room in the travel sphere for an event where media professionals and bloggers can go to learn and share the nuts and bolts of the business — the real, nitty-gritty stuff that separates people from the pack and allows them to build sustainable, profitable, and impactful online travel businesses.
– Matt
P.S. – If you want to be a sponsor of the event, we have a few slots for brands at our expo center! Email me at matt@nomadicmatt.com and let’s chat!
P.P.S. – Here’s the link to getting a ticket again! Can’t wait to see you there!
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