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If you’ve ever bought a travel guide or any other travel related content, you’ve probably heard the name Arthur Frommer (check him out on Wikipedia). He’s been at the forefront of travel writing since he “wrote and self-published a guidebook called The GI’s Guide to Traveling In Europe in 1955″ while serving in the Army in Germany, and he’s still going strong at the age of 80. He has always been an advocate of traveling inexpensively, so it should be no surprise that his name is on New York City based Budget Travel magazine. I think the name says it all, but in case you’re wondering, Budget Travel is all about travel deals and news, hotel reviews, and vacation tips.
If you’re looking for magazine internships, Ed2010 is pretty much the go to place. It’s where I found the scoop on Budget Travel’s internship offerings. For some reason, many magazines don’t post their internships on their websites and rely on other ways to find interns. Right now, Budget Travel has two unpaid (hey, budget is in their name!) internship opportunities for the the fall. They’re looking for a Photo Intern and Editorial Interns. The application instructions vary, so check out each of the postings. You’ll have to dig if you want more information on what it’s like to intern at Budget Travel, because all that I can find is a firsthand experience from 2002. A lot has changed since then… or maybe it hasn’t. You’ll have to find out for yourself.
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