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You've finally decided to quit your job, travel the world, and now you want to write about it. Although travel blogging can appear glamorous, there are a few rules every travel blogger must live by. Travel and adventure blogs are the hot rage because they are so inviting: photos of Bali beaches, descriptions of spicy dishes, and tons of stories entwined with universal human themes. The sad reality is that most bloggers grow tired of constantly dispersing articles, photos, and their soul if they don't plan their blog methodically. In order to provide inspiration for wannabe and seasoned travel bloggers, I've laid out a few tips to get you started or keep you going when it just doesn't seem worth it. Remember, you always have a story to tell, so go share it with the world. Entice the Senses Not everyone who reads a travel blog is actually a traveler. That's why you need to write with your audience in mind. You can't really write a blog about Argentina without mentioning the tango dancers, the icy glaciers, or the sizzling steaks. That's what your audience wants. They want to vicariously live through the travel blogger because it inspires individuals to have their own travel dreams. Have a Plan Although blogging can be a hobby, it's also work, so decide if you're going to treat it as such. Create a constructed plan and time frame for when you're going to blog on your website. Will you blog once a week or once a month? Will you add travel photos every week or whenever you feel like it? Network, Network, Network If you're not on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and the other social networks, you do not exist. I say this with love, because it's vital that you get on those sites and make connections with people. Each social media network is a different beast, but start networking on all of them and see which audience is most receptive to your travel blog. Start with the people you know and branch off into the greater world community. Write for a Focused Travel Niche What's your focus? If you focus on the world, that's the whole pie. Why not concentrate on a single continent or country? If you write about how you wanted to explore Asia, you have plenty of countries to work with and will attract those current and future travelers who also plan on hitting