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Travel Writing Jobs in Quebec (NOW HIRING)

We are travel nerds who built a solid tech foundation. We're looking for the perfect voice, a travel mastermind, a future CEO. What you'll work on: * Write fun copy about destinations * Refine the ...

Ability to write technical reports in English and French (20% French reporting) * Valid driver's license and willingness to travel extensively Work Environment & Travel: * Based in Montreal, with ...

Experience in the travel industry is an asset. * Bilingual (French and English, spoken and written).* * Knowledge of Spanish or Portuguese is considered an asset. *A good knowledge of French is ...

CA$63K - CA$109K/yr

Strong oral and written communication skills; * Demonstrated ability to work efficiently with ... Ability to travel frequently throughout Nunavik. Place of work: Hybrid with travel to Nunavik ...

Full professional working proficiency in French (oral and written) is an asset . * Regular overnight and local travel is required monthly within the country, with occasional overnight travel outside ...

Full professional working proficiency in French (oral and written) is an asset . * Regular overnight and local travel is required monthly within the country, with occasional overnight travel outside ...

Full professional working proficiency in French (oral and written) is an asset . * Regular overnight and local travel is required monthly within the country, with occasional overnight travel outside ...

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How much do travel writing jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 26, 2026, the average hourly pay for travel writing in Quebec is $46.21, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $21.63 and $61.06 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are some common challenges travel writers face when working on assignments?

Travel writers often encounter challenges such as tight deadlines, unpredictable travel conditions, and the need to adapt quickly to new environments. They must balance capturing authentic experiences with meeting editorial guidelines and word counts. Additionally, building relationships with local contacts and sourcing reliable information on the go can be demanding, but these aspects are key to producing engaging, accurate content that resonates with readers.

How much money do travel writers make?

Travel writers' earnings vary widely based on experience, publication, and the type of assignments, with many earning from a few thousand dollars per year to six-figure incomes for top professionals. Freelance travel writers often supplement income through multiple clients, while those working for established media outlets may have steady salaries or contracts. Success in travel writing also depends on skills such as storytelling, research, and networking.

What qualifications do I need to be a travel writer?

To become a travel writer, strong writing skills, a good command of language, and the ability to tell engaging stories are essential. Many successful travel writers have a background in journalism, communications, or related fields, and often build a portfolio of published work. Knowledge of digital tools, social media, and travel industry trends can also enhance prospects.

What is the difference between Travel Writing vs Travel Journalism?

AspectTravel WritingTravel Journalism
CredentialsOften requires strong writing skills, travel experience, and sometimes journalism or communication backgroundRequires journalism training, reporting skills, and sometimes media credentials
Work EnvironmentFreelance or agency-based, producing articles, blogs, or booksTypically employed by media outlets, newspapers, or online news platforms
Industry UsageUsed in travel magazines, blogs, and booksPublished in newspapers, news websites, and broadcast media

Travel Writing and Travel Journalism both involve creating content about travel experiences, but Travel Writing focuses more on personal storytelling and creative expression, while Travel Journalism emphasizes reporting, factual accuracy, and newsworthiness. Understanding these differences helps aspiring professionals choose the right path based on their skills and career goals.

Do travel writers get free trips?

Travel writers often receive free trips or accommodations as part of their work to review destinations, hotels, or experiences. These perks are usually provided by tourism boards, hotels, or travel companies to promote their services, but they are not guaranteed and depend on the assignment and the writer's relationships or reputation.

What is travel writing?

Travel writing is a genre of writing that focuses on describing places, cultures, people, and experiences encountered while traveling. Travel writers share their journeys through articles, books, blogs, or social media, often providing practical tips, personal stories, and cultural insights. The goal is to inform, inspire, and entertain readers, while sometimes offering guidance for their own travel plans. Travel writing can include guidebooks, feature stories, memoirs, and destination reviews.

What does a travel writer do?

A travel writer creates articles, blogs, or reports about destinations, experiences, and travel tips for publications, websites, or personal platforms. They research locations, take photographs, and craft engaging narratives to inform and inspire readers, often working independently and using tools like cameras and editing software.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Travel Writer, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Travel Writer, you need excellent writing skills, a strong command of language, and a portfolio or degree in journalism, communications, or a related field. Familiarity with content management systems, SEO tools, and digital photography or videography equipment is typically important. Creativity, curiosity, and adaptability help travel writers craft engaging content and connect with diverse audiences. These skills are essential for producing compelling travel stories, attracting readership, and meeting the demands of digital and print media platforms.
What job categories do people searching Travel Writing jobs in Quebec look for? The top searched job categories for Travel Writing jobs in Quebec are:
Infographic showing various Travel Writing job openings in Quebec as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% Locum Tenens, 1% As Needed, 73% Full Time, 9% Part Time, and 16% Contract. Highlights an 89% Physical, 3% Hybrid, and 8% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $96,112 per year, or $46.2 per hour.

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Encore Travel

Montreal, QC

CA$45K - CA$58K/yr

Full-time

Posted yesterday


Job description

The Role

You are the front line of the traveler experience for some of North America's most discerning corporate clients. You manage the full travel lifecycle — air, hotel, rail, and car — while holding the twin accountabilities that never come apart in this industry: an exceptional traveler experience and strict alignment with client policy.

This is not a transactional role. You are a trusted advisor who builds relationships, protects sensitive information, and brings intelligence to every interaction. The work compounds. So does the trust.

What you'll do

Manage reservations with precision and ownership.

You handle new and existing domestic and cross-border travel reservations across North America using GDS and OBT platforms. You modify itineraries accurately and efficiently, from name corrections to routing changes. You interpret and communicate fare conditions, flight credits, and restrictions clearly, the first time.

Own policy compliance and protect client trust.

Every booking aligns with the client's specific travel policy and approval processes. You know the rules, you apply them, and you handle sensitive traveler information with the discretion that high-trust relationships require. In this vertical, that is not a compliance checkbox. It is the foundation of the relationship.

Advise, not just book.

You proactively identify opportunities to enhance the experience, recommending complementary services before the traveler thinks to ask. Loyalty programs, traveler preferences, cost-effectiveness, and policy do not pull in four directions in your hands. You find the balance and you make the recommendation with confidence. The best agents at Encore do not wait for a request. They anticipate one.

Build relationships that hold.

You deliver consistent, high-quality service to travelers who have high expectations and low patience for friction. They remember how you made them feel. You make them feel taken care of.



RequirementsRequired
  • Three or more years of experience in the travel industry, with corporate travel experience strongly preferred.
  • Proficiency in Apollo and Galileo GDS systems.
  • Experience with Online Booking Tools.
  • Strong knowledge of North American geography, fare rules, cabin classes, TSA and CBSA guidelines, and baggage policies.
  • The ability to research and communicate global travel and entry requirements clearly and accurately.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication in English, with the consultative instinct to turn a booking conversation into a value-added exchange.
  • The organizational precision to move quickly without losing a detail.
An asset
  • Familiarity with Dialpad and Zoho Desk.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.
  • A college diploma or university degree.
Who thrives here

Encore has maintained an average client relationship of 15 years. That number does not happen by accident. It happens through people who treat every interaction as if the relationship depends on it, because it does.

If you are the kind of professional who finds deep satisfaction in a perfectly constructed itinerary, who takes it personally when a traveler is not taken care of, and who wants to be part of a team where good enough is a starting point rather than a destination, Encore is built for you.


Français

Les voyages d'affaires, c'est personnel. Le voyageur qui prend un vol à 6 h a des gens qui l'attendent à destination. Le dirigeant dérouté à cause d'une tempête a besoin de quelqu'un qui connaît déjà ses préférences, ses numéros de fidélité et ce qu'il aurait demandé s'il y avait pensé. Le grand voyageur qui est parti depuis deux semaines veut simplement rentrer à la maison.

C'est ça, le travail. Et les meilleurs agents comprennent que chaque réservation représente une personne, pas seulement un itinéraire.

Chez Encore, l'exactitude, c'est le minimum. Le standard, c'est le soin avec anticipation : régler un problème avant même que le voyageur sache qu'il en a un.

Le rôle

Comme Conseiller ou Conseillère en voyages d'affaires chez Encore, vous êtes en première ligne de l'expérience voyageur pour certains des clients corporatifs les plus exigeants en Amérique du Nord. Vous gérez le cycle complet du voyage — vols, hôtels, train et voitures — avec deux responsabilités indissociables : offrir une expérience exceptionnelle et respecter rigoureusement les politiques de voyage du client.

Ce n'est pas un rôle transactionnel. Vous êtes une personne de confiance. Vous bâtissez des relations, protégez les renseignements sensibles et apportez du jugement à chaque interaction.

Ce que vous ferez

Gérer les réservations avec précision et responsabilité.

Prendre en charge les nouvelles réservations et les modifications pour les voyages domestiques et transfrontaliers en Amérique du Nord, à l'aide des GDS et des outils de réservation en ligne. Modifier les itinéraires efficacement, qu'il s'agisse de corrections de nom, de changements de parcours ou d'ajustements complexes. Expliquer clairement les conditions tarifaires, crédits de vol et restrictions.

Respecter les politiques et protéger la confiance du client.

Vous appliquez les politiques de voyage propres à chaque client et suivez les processus d'approbation établis. Vous traitez les renseignements voyageurs avec la discrétion qu'exigent des relations de grande confiance.

Conseiller, pas seulement réserver.

Vous anticipez les besoins et recommandez les bonnes options avant qu'on vous les demande. Préférences voyageurs, programmes de fidélité, coûts, politiques et expérience : vous trouvez le bon équilibre et vous conseillez avec assurance.

Bâtir des relations solides.

Vous offrez un service constant, humain et fiable à des voyageurs exigeants qui n'ont pas de temps à perdre. Ils se souviennent de la façon dont vous les avez fait sentir. Vous les faites se sentir pris en charge.

Essentiel
  • 3 ans et plus d'expérience dans l'industrie du voyage ; expérience en voyages d'affaires fortement souhaitée
  • Maîtrise des systèmes GDS Apollo et Galileo
  • Expérience avec les outils de réservation en ligne
  • Bonne connaissance de la géographie nord-américaine, des règles tarifaires, des classes de cabine, des exigences TSA et ASFC/CBSA, ainsi que des politiques de bagages
  • Capacité à rechercher et communiquer clairement les exigences d'entrée et de voyage internationales
  • Excellente communication écrite et orale en anglais
  • Rigueur, organisation et capacité à travailler rapidement sans échapper les détails
Un plus
  • Familiarité avec Dialpad et Zoho Desk
  • Maîtrise de la suite Microsoft Office
  • Diplôme collégial ou universitaire
Qui s'épanouit ici

Chez Encore, nos relations clients durent en moyenne 15 ans. Ça n'arrive pas par hasard. Ça arrive parce que chaque interaction est traitée comme si la relation en dépendait. Parce que c'est le cas.

Si vous trouvez une vraie satisfaction dans un itinéraire parfaitement construit, si ça vous tient à cœur qu'un voyageur soit bien pris en charge, et si vous voulez faire partie d'une équipe où « assez bon » n'est qu'un point de départ, Encore est fait pour vous.