IFWTWA Announces 2010 WiFTy Scholarship Applications Now Available
The International Food, Wine & Travel Writers Association (IFWTWA) is pleased to announce that it will award its second Annual WiFTy (wine, food, travel writing) scholarship to a writer who aspires to enter the field of food, wine and/or travel writing and who is not already a writer in any of those fields and earned over $500 from those fields in 2009.
This award would not be possible without the support of our sponsors shown at the end of the guidelines. They deserve a large thank you for supporting this endeavor. Guidelines and application link available at http://www.ifwtwa.org/scholarship/index.html
The scholarship will consist of:
• Complimentary attendance at the 2011 IFWTWA’s Conference at Sea, with full access to all Professional Development Sessions and one mentoring session with a senior IFWTWA member.
• A one-year membership in IFWTWA;
• A one-year subscription to Press Pass, IFWTWA’s newsletter, which contains industry news leads on markets, story ideas and press trips;
• The opportunity to publish at least one article in Global Writes, IFWTWA’s online magazine.
We will also have two Finalist awards, which include:
• One-year membership to IFWTWA
• At least one article in Global Writes
• One-year subscription to Press Pass.
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