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World of Wanderlust is one of the world’s leading publishers in solo travel content. Since 2012, we have been publishing inspiring and informative articles that our readership use to book and plan their trips.
Aside from brand partnerships, our audience are engaged readers and fans of the brand, purchasing our range of e-guides, merchandise, and the World of Wanderlust travel book published by Penguin Random House in 2016.
Our brand identity is strong and longlasting, with a decade of content providing our readers with valuable information to inspire adventures of their own. Put simply, we are here for the long run!
We have a wide range of sponsorship and collaborations on offer for the right brands. As we are primarily a travel website, we urge only companies and brands in the travel and lifestyle industry to reach out for a collaboration.
Many of our brand partnerships are long term, as we aim to endorse products and brands we know the World of Wanderlust readership will love.
Ready to get started? Outline your ideas for a collaboration and get in touch with us via email:
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Who have we worked with?
As a highly respected brand in the travel publishing industry, we have worked with brands like Apple, Olympus, Samsonite, GoPro, Four Seasons, Mandarin Oriental, Shangri-la Hotels, Rosetta Stone, Revolve, Emirates, Qatar Airways, British Airways, Singapore Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, Singita, AndBeyond, and many more.
Why work with us?
We’re so glad you asked! Our highly engaged audience is actively planning their next trip, eager to discover new brands in the travel and lifestyle space. We have millions of annual readers and have been publishing travel and lifestyle content for a decade (yup, we’ve been here a while!) And with a social presence of 1.3 million fans across platforms, we have a highly engaged social audience ready to hear what we have to say.
![[Part 29] Like any good story, we'll take it from the top. You see, I wasn't always as willing to walk away from a man I no longer loved. There was an earlier version of myself who would have stayed, dwelled a little longer, stunted the growth of my career in the pursuit of love (or something like it). Missed opportunities, there were many. And yet what would our twenties be without a little naiveté to cloud our judgement and lead us astray. And astray it did, all the way to South Africa.
But before I get ahead of myself, an interlude of context is well overdue. Many of you might be wondering where we are now in the timeline. And many more of you might be wondering what would prompt a young twenty-something year old who appeared to have it all going on, to turn around and give it all up. She who owned a house, a business, a career. Appearance, it should be noted, can be misleading. But isn’t that the greatest gift and equal downfall of the 21st Century?
I sold everything I owned, including a bakery, and packed what was left into three overweight suitcases. Okay fine - it was four. But one of those was filled with books, mostly poetry I was really into at the time. Cliché? Probably. But if I was going to sell all my things and move to a foreign country for a guy I barely knew, you’d better believe I was taking Rupi Kaur alongside me for the ride.
Before moving to South Africa, I had dabbled in Lalaland. I had traipsed across the country to Upstate New York with my best friend in tow and drowned my sorrows in numerous bottles of cheap red wine. I had rendezvoused with a documentary film director in not one but three countries, only to find out there is more to life than organic wine and air purifiers. And before this whirlwind of misadventures came the catalyst, the turning point, the defining moment that sent me into a spiral of "try everything once, twice to be sure".
It happened on the very continent I ran away to, but much sooner than you thought. It was 2018 when I outgrew innocence. [more to the story - coming soon] 🍷](https://worldofwanderlust.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)