What is to be a travel blogger in Bulgaria

A lot of people have asked me what is to be a travel blogger in Bulgaria or just blogger and what motivates me to do it. This is why I decided to share my thoughts, feelings and impressions as a travel blogger.

Hi, I am Eli Ivanova, a travel blogger from Bulgaria!
Hi, I am Eli Ivanova, a travel blogger from Bulgaria!

Long time after I created the blog it was a bit strange for me to be called blogger, but with time more or less I got accustomed to this.

And so – what does it mean to be a Bulgarian blogger? The short answer is related mainly with the blog and with much more things besides it.

The long answer…

To be a Bulgarian travel blogger

To be a travel blogger means curiosity, when you decide to start something new, creates quickly a blog, although it is not so clear how far you can go with this. At least, that was my case. Still, I was aware that I was traveling much more than normal and had a lot to say about the places I saw.

To be a travel blogger means inquisitiveness, when you get more aware of the blog related things and step by step you learn how to do this job – blogging. It requires a lot of skills you have to master. You learn from other blogs that you admire – you get what you like and you fit it for yourself. You are starting to look for more information on how to make a successful blog, follow thematic sites, apply what you learned, and try different ways.

A lot of trips, new places, and people – you are a travel blogger at the end, so traveling is one of your first loves.

Well, there is some inconvenience from time to time to be a travel blogger as you need to be alert and absorb all the details and impressions of place and travel so that you can pass it on to your readers correctly. Sometimes you take notes; sometimes you take a lot of shoots of the small details, so you do not forget something afterwards.

Often you have to “arm yourself” with enough food and water to see as many places as you can, without worrying about where to eat.

To be a Bulgarian travel blogger means the opportunity for personal expression that your blog and social networks give you.

To be a travel blogger means being a part of community, when you meet other travel bloggers and understand that you are not alone.

To be a travel blogger means recognition, when numerous your readers and followers give you their feedback with gratitude for the directions, ideas, inspiration and advises. Well, there’s a little hate sometimes, but it’s rather an exception.

To be a travel blogger means excitement to feel sometimes like a star, when you are invited to an interview in a national electronic media.

To be a travel blogger means little awards in form of an invitation to various partnerships, tours, and product trials.

To be a travel blogger means satisfaction, when a partner calls you and tells you that tourists have come, after reading about the place or service in your blog.

To be a travel blogger in Bulgaria means sometimes amazement, when just launched commercial sites and FB pages ask to use your photos and texts in return of advertising on totally unknown sites without any traffic or on a FB page with 38 fans.

It means clear understanding that being a travel blogger in Bulgaria is more like a hobby, rather a profession.

But after all, I think, to be a Bulgarian travel blogger means the satisfaction of the trips, the preparation of the articles, the moments of learning new things, the personal expression, and the fact that you manage to inspire many others.

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About Eli Ivanova

I’m Eli Ivanova - travel blogger, passionate traveler, and author of hundreds of in-depth articles on tourism, along with five travel books dedicated to routes across Bulgaria. In 2014, I launched Drumivdumi.com, a personal project that steadily grew into one of Bulgaria’s most visited travel websites. Today, through BulgariaTravelVibes.com, I share my Bulgaria with the world — from iconic landmarks to hidden gems.

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