Writing an effective travel proposal requires sincerity of purpose along with good writing skill.
A travel fellowship proposal is a long essay written to a particular branch of a university or organization, making a case for why travel to a particular country or area is necessary or crucial for an individual. Writing such a proposal can seem like a daunting task since thousands of dollars are often at stake. However, a good proposal requires that you think beyond all the money at stake, and make a serious introspection as to why you want to travel.
Instructions
1. Write down your main reasons for wanting this fellowship. Think of as many points as you can and write them down. Circle your best reasons and rank them in order of importance.
2. Start your essay with a quote or a statistical information that is related to your reasons for wanting to travel. Websites like "great quotes" or "quote breeze" may be of some help.
3. Explain how the quote or statistical information that you used to open your proposal relates to your need to travel. Open the following paragraphs with a reason from step one, starting with your strongest one. Explain and elaborate on each reason, developing your argument.
4. Write down a detailed account of your plans of how you will use your time during your travel. Explain how you think this experience will allow you to grow intellectually or artistically and how it will influence your future and plans.
5. Re-read your proposal. Correct any spelling or grammar issues. Look for phrases that seem hackneyed and change or remove them. Remember, your proposal may be one in hundreds, so you don't want to use phrases that other candidates might have also used.
6. Add graphs, diagrams or photos as necessary to strengthen your argument.
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