Bloggers for tropical & exotic vacation website

Good day, I am looking for English proficient and dependable long term quality travel bloggers to join a new tropical and exotic niche vacation website, blogging about things to do, places to see, travel tips, etc on some of the most exotic and tropical destinations throughout the world including the South Pacific, Caribbean, Hawaii, Asia, Florida, West Coast, etc. Blog posts must be well written and grammatically correct, and of course unique in content. We have an available inventory of over 18,000 hotels worldwide, and we will encourage our bloggers to link to hotels throughout their blog posts. Blog posts should be at least 350 words. As a new company, we will initially pay $2-3 per blog post, with a scheduled increase in payment after the first two months of operations. Writer qualifications: - Should have knowledge of PROFESSIONAL TRAVEL WRITING - Should be able to produce articles with an interesting reading - please see example below. - Should have knowledge of keyword density for SEO and link building - Proficient in the English language - Preferably traveled the destinations above Example of the style of travel writing required: Hello, Honolulu: Where to stay and play in paradise Oahu is home to an A-list of fashionable Honolulu hotels, the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial and the only royal palace in the U.S. (Not to mention the stomping ground of “Magnum, P.I.”) Even the fierce Kamehameha I, the Big Island’s most celebrated native son, made this fair city his royal court’s home when he united the islands under one rule. Like much of Hawaii, Honolulu is vibrant, multicultural, and rife with activities, and some of its best lay just a hop, skip and hula out of the hotel zone. Whether you choose the supremely eco-friendly confines of the Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa, the five-star luxury of The Royal Hawaiian or the park and beachside opulence of the Aqua Lotus Honolulu, you’re only a short drive from area delights. Taste and see the island’s best selection of produce and other local foods at the Farmer’s Market at Kapiolani Community College (less than two miles from the Aqua Lotus) every Saturday morning from 7:30-11:30 a.m. For seafood of the protected variety, visit Hanuama Bay, an extinct volcanic crater about 10 miles east of Waikiki where Hawaiian royalty once fished. These days, snorkelers and divers come to gawk at — and mispronounce — the homespun names of its inhabitants, though none more audaciously than the humuhumunukunukuapua’a, Hawaii’s state fish. While Bette Midler (another famous Hawaiian) won a Grammy for her rendition of “Wind Beneath My Wings,” she wasn’t singing about the gales of the Nu’uanu Pali Lookout. But she could’ve been. With sweeping views of windward Oahu, gusts atop the 1,200-foot pali (cliff) of this stunning state park are often so strong visitors can lean into them as they survey emerald slopes, the distant ocean, and the site of Kamehameha’s goriest battle. In keeping with more recent Hawaiian tradition, this historic location is now partially manicured for posterity in the form of the Pali and Ko’Olau golf courses. ------ Details: - Minimum 350 words per article - Information should be accurate and correct and UP TO DATE - The articles need to be informative and interesting to the reader - 100% correct grammar and punctuation and spelling - Proper phrasing is a must - The articles should be well researched - Must be 100% original unique content and pass Copyscape. - You must agree that upon sending the articles, all rights to the articles are transferred to me. This means you will not sell, reproduce or re-use these articles in any way. If you believe you are perfect for this project please PM me a sample of your writing about travel (any other samples will not be looked at). Thanks!