Travis Devonport is a Creative Writer & Social Media Intern. He focuses on Adventure Travel and the Cannabis Business, exploring themes of cannabis regulation and its impact on the industry. Travis has been featured in Victoria Buzz, Sooke News Mirror, Everett Herald, and Kimberley Bulletin.
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Victoria, Canada (Local)
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Travis Devonport's articles predominantly cover local events and seasonal activities in the Greater Victoria area, focusing on lifestyle topics such as house & home, family & relationships, and entertainment news. To effectively engage Travis, consider pitching stories related to upcoming local events or seasonal activities in Victoria. Highlighting unique aspects of these events or providing behind-the-scenes insights could capture his interest.
As a writer covering specific areas within British Columbia, pitches should be tailored to match the local focus and align with the interests of readers in this region. Moreover, since Travis covers a wide range of lifestyle topics related to Victoria and surrounding areas, offering human-interest stories or exclusive access to newsworthy locations might resonate well with him.
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By: Travis Devonport
The Gorge Waterway is one of Victoria's most scenic and beloved places – a tidal corridor teeming with marine life and a favourite for paddlers and shoreline walkers alike. But on May 11, it became the site of something just as important: a hands-on effort to protect the very ecosystem that makes it so special.
By: Travis Devonport
A brand-new B.C. Day summer festival will shine the spotlight on British Columbia's cultural diversity, culinary traditions and artistic talent.
From misty beaches to shimmering alpine lakes, Vancouver Island is an adventure playground for for everyone. Whether you're craving a casual lakeside stroll or a thigh-burning summit trek, the Island's diverse trails deliver scenery, solitude and soul-stirring vistas.
I recently booked my first whale watching tour – from historic Telegraph Cove, off the east coast of Vancouver Island. As a transplanted East Coaster, I expected ocean spray, misty coastlines and maybe – just maybe – a glimpse of a dorsal fin in the distance.
If you've ever been at a festival, watching the beer garden buzz and wishing you could grab a joint instead of a pint, you're in luck.
