Contact Us

 We are The Global Guides team. We have been waiting to hear from you. Don't be shy.

General Chatter & Travel SOS

Got a question about a trip? Lost your passport? Need to know if that street vendor is safe? Ask us! We have been there. We get it.

We love hearing about your travels. We really do. It fuels the blog. Just send us an email.

·         How to reach us for travel questions

Go to our business email (theglobalguides967@gmail.com) and ask your travel query. It's the fastest way.

·         Response time?

We try for 48 hours. Sometimes we're on travel. Be patient. We will get back to you.

·         What should you say?

Anything! Tell us your favorite place. Ask for the best budget travel tips for Southeast Asia. Keep it real.

Business & Money Stuff (The Formal Bit)

Alright. Time to put on our business hats. We are serious about partnerships. Our readers trust us, and that trust is valuable. If you want to work with The Global Guides, let's talk.

We focus on genuine, beneficial collaborations. No spammy requests, please.

We are currently interested in:

·         Sponsorships

Promote your great gear or service.

·         Destination Marketing

Work with tourism boards. We make engaging travel content.

·         Review Requests

Send us the product. We will test it hard. Expect an honest review.

Please use this specific email for all business: [theglobalguides967@gmail.com]

Subject line must be clear. Example: "Partnership: [Your Company Name]". We only reply to the good ones. Thank you.

You Got a Story? Share it.

We know there are amazing travelers out there with stories we haven't heard. You got a secret destination guide that needs sharing? A crazy border crossing story?

We accept guest posts sometimes. They must be great. And totally original.

·         First step

Send a short pitch. Not the whole article. A summary.

·         Email for pitches

[thegloabalguides967@gmail.com]

·         Focus

Must be useful. Must be different. No rehashes!

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