I like traveling. Can I be a travel editor?

As a career planning consultant, I think I like traveling and I can be a travel editor.

What this process needs is a process from hobby to ability improvement, and finally targeted job hunting.

First of all, the key is that you can write articles. Some people like to travel and have fun, but they can't write articles. I don't know how to record the feelings of traveling, how to taste the scenery of the city, and how to understand the development process and cultural knowledge of the city. As an editor, you need to know this knowledge and express it in words.

Secondly, as a profession, not only do you feel good, but readers also feel good. Think about how to present the article from the user's point of view.

The beginning attracts readers' attention, with stories and plots in the middle, and the end can be summarized to attract everyone to participate in activities or sign up for tourism projects.

Furthermore, you need to know how to communicate with company leaders and colleagues, understand their expected goals, and finish editing work on time every day. Take the initiative to think about the company's development strategy and create interesting and knowledgeable tourism projects.

Finally, you should know that to turn your interest into a career, you need to accept what you don't like. For example, working overtime, doing projects that you don't like, and so on. If you are happy, don't do it. If you are unhappy, don't do it.

After your interest is transformed into skills, you can participate in the planning activities of some travel websites to win their recognition and get job opportunities. This requires you to have initiative and know how to communicate.

Tourism editors sometimes need to make field trips to projects. The company will arrange the task and complete it within the specified time. You should make a good plan and allocate the project time reasonably, so that the edited content can be recognized by the leaders and go online on time.