Travel Writing Job: Earn $200–$300 per Article for Matador Network

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Publication: Matador Network
Topics: Travel, Adventure, Niche Communities, Sports Tourism
Rate: $200–$300 per article
Deadline: Ongoing
Submit Via: Webform


Matador Network is accepting freelance pitches for unique travel stories from around the world. They want writers who can craft experiential stories and reported pieces that resonate with a 20–40-year-old audience.

They’re especially looking for:
✅ Experiential and immersive travel narratives
✅ Well-researched op-eds on travel trends and issues
✅ Stories about niche communities
✅ Destination and experience stories about places or cultures that may disappear soon
✅ Sports fandom and travel to major events like FIFA World Cup 2026 – Use this form

Examples of recent pieces they loved:


What They’re Not Looking For:

❌ Hotel or restaurant-focused pieces
❌ Listicles or roundups
❌ City guides
❌ Personal trip diaries (“how X place changed me” stories)
❌ News stories or commerce-driven content


How To Get This Client:

  1. Research Matador’s style: Read their topics and recent articles to understand what excites their editors.
  2. Craft a standout pitch: Focus on story, not just topic. Include a catchy headline and why this piece will resonate with their readers.
  3. Show your experience: Include 3–4 links to relevant published work or your portfolio.
  4. Submit via their webform: One submission per call. You can include multiple pitches but separate them clearly as per their pitching guide.

✍🏾 Sure Media Writers: Don’t just send a “meh” pitch. Editors here receive 200–300 pitches per call. To rise above the noise, learn how to craft killer story pitches.



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