Travel Ezines

The following are travel magazines that do not have a print counterpart.  They are published electronically.  If you know of an ezine that should be listed here please tell us about it.     

• 21st Century Adventures.  An ezine about international travel. 
• Airfax.com.  "As the first IFE industry news-related website, AIRFAX remains the premier IFe industry platform for news and communication. The website focuses communication to the IFE industry through news releases and exclusive editorial content that you won�t find anywhere else. The website takes a look at the technology and the people and stories behind the scenes."
• The Connected Traveler.
• DestinWorld.com.  "Site dedicated to bringing guides to destinations and travel articles from writers around the world who have something positive to say and contribute." 
• Electronic Scotland Newsletter.  "We email out an email message on Friday each week giving you details on what we've been up to that week and as we add content daily to the site there can be quite a bit to tell you. We may highlight an area that we think you'll enjoy, add a couple of stories for you to read, discuss plans we have for the future and even add in the odd free or special offer. All and all it usually makes a good read each Friday. There is of course no charge for this service :-)"
• The FrequentFlier Crier.  "The Crier delivers news you can use, every week -- frequent flyer updates, special fares, industry trends and updates." 
• Frommers.  The most familiar name in travel information.
• Gems in Israel.  "We spotlight Israel's lesser known tourist attractions and travel sites,
  the Gems."
• Home Swapper Newsletter.  "Home Swappers Newsletter is published bi-monthly to provide information on home exchange vacations for current and recent members of Home Base Holidays, enquirers and newsletter subscribers."  
• IAgora.com.
• InsideOut Travel Magazine.  "InsideOut Travel Magazine is a bimonthly online publication for independent travelers, from first-time backpackers to those who have made traveling a lifestyle�anyone who values the experience of traveling and learning about other cultures more than importing the luxuries of everyday life to a new location."
• Transistions Abroad
• World Hum.  "We started World Hum because we love to travel, and because we wanted to offer an alternative to the type of travel writing that appears in most newspapers and travel magazines."