Congrats Seattle Winner – New Contest Soon!

Just a quick post to let you know about the winners in our Seattle Travel Giveaway.

MaryAnn R. of Austin, Texas was the big winner, snagging a gift certificate for a free two-night stay at the posh, hip Hotel Max. MaryAnn will also receive an autographed copy of my most recent book, The Insiders Guide to Seattle from Globe Pequot Press.

These runners-up will also receive a copy of the book: Shirley, Penny, Sarah, Gina and Sue. If you have not already contacted me with a mailing address where we can send your prize, please email it to me here (secure).

Thank you, and stay tuned for our next big Travel Giveaway to be announced later this month. We will be giving away the newest book by National Geographic: 100 Countries 5000 Ideas. This amazing book offers a wealth of ideas on today’s most inspiring places to visit around the world. The lavishly illustrated travel planner zeroes in on the top 100 most fascinating places, providing 300 images, 100 detailed maps and evocative text to inspire your next trip.

We will also have some fabulous travel to go with the book, so don’t miss out. Be sure to subscribe to our RSS feed, get new posts by email, follow us on twitter, or like us on facebook so you can stay informed of all our great giveaways and tips – not to mention the ability to learn all our methods and secrets for free travel that we reveal in How To Travel For Free (or pretty damn near it!)

Congrats again to the Seattle winners, and travel well!

Shelley and Keith

About Shelley Seale

Shelley is a wanderer and student of the world, yoga chick, voracious reader and dog lover. She pounds the keyboard as a freelance writer, author and publication designer, based in Austin, Texas when she isn't traipsing around the globe. Shelley has written for National Geographic, USA Today, The Guardian, The Week, Fodor's, The Telegraph and Texas Monthly, among others. Shelley has performed a catch on the flying trapeze, boarded down a live volcano, and was once robbed by a monkey in India. But she doesn’t know how to whistle.

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