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Travel writing

The genre of travel writing covers a range of different subgenres. Some forms are meant to be purely informative or educational, such as guide books. Others follow a narrative format, such as travelogues, that describe the writer's personal travels and experiences.

A travelogue can be defined as a record made by a voyager, generally in diary form. A travelogue contains descriptions of the traveler's experiences, and is normally written during the course of the journey, with the intention of updating friends or family on the journey."Travel writing," in Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

Photograph of a man and woman in the Sierra Nevada mountains looking at a book.
Travel writing
Diagram of Travel writing and its most common sub-genres. Clockwise from top left: Descriptive/Evocative (travel book); Narrative/Evocative (travel literature); Narrative/Instructive (travel journal); Descriptive/Instructive (guide book).; Sub-genres of travel writing

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Africa

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South Africa

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Central Africa

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Indian Ocean

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Americas

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Caribbean

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Central America (other)

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Mexico

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South America

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United States

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Asia

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China

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India

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Nepal

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Saudi Arabia

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Tibet

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Central Asia (other)

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South-East Asia (other)

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Europe

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Ireland

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Britain

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France

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Germany

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Italy

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Northern Europe

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Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East

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Oceania

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Australasia

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Indonesia

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Melanesia

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Polynesia

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Global

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