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Hi, I’m Sage Fitzpatrick and I run this travel blog- A Virtual Postcard.

Currently, I’m working full time as a Marketing Executive for a student travel company, whilst also running this blog and writing freelance travel articles too. Although I’m not travelling full time I still create unique and informative content for my audience. I create engaging content about travelling whilst working full time, with blogs ranging from advice about camping in the New Forest to guides about the best places to eat in New York City.

I’d be interested in working with you to promote your destination or product to my audience and can do so in a verity of different ways.

Here are a few ways we can do this:
Press Trips     Social Media Campaigns    Sponsored Posts
Product Reviews    Affiliate Programmes    Brand Ambassadorship

If you have an opportunity that you would like to discuss please email me here.

I can send you over my media kit plus any other information about my experience on request too.

These are some of the brands I have worked with since October 2017

As well as working with brands on content for this blog, I have also written content for other blogs and websites too.

Here are just some of the examples where  A Virtual Postcard have been mentioned in the press:

ROL Cruise – The best classic novels to read on your travels

Contiki Six-Two – Single travel vs couple travel: which is best?

Lifeventure – Camping Essentials List

The Culture Trip– Travel articles

Visit Newquay– Three-part guest blog series about Newquay

icelollycom– October 2018 #HolidayChat Round-Up

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  • Knole Park is one of my favourite @nationaltrust sites. It’s super close to London by car or train, is a great place to walk of a weekend and there’s a whole herd of wild deer. I’ve written a post on my blog about exploring Knole Park and if you’re interested the links in my bio. Thanks for the 📷 @danm121
  • (AFFILIATE) Charles Darwin’s Home, Down House, is one of my favourite @englishheritage sites I’ve visited so far. The beautiful greenhouse, Darwin’s study and this door 😍 My latest post is all about my experience there, as well as practical information on how to get there and how much it’ll cost you.
  • Seaside walks with this one
  • ☕️ Breakfast in Boston ☕️ I had some great breakfasts whilst in the city and most of that is down to @tattebakery. Their pastry selection is insane, the decor is beautiful and the food is super tasty. If you’re ever there I highly recommend the Ginger Morning Bun. You can read about Tatte Bakery and more of my favourite spots in my latest blog post.
  • Christmas time in Boston 🎄I’ve just got back from a short trip to the city where I’ve had the BEST time. I ate a lot of good food, went to my first ‘holiday party’ and got to catch up with friends too. Plus just look at how beautiful Boston Common looks!
  • Mine and @danm121 first journey out in the new car took us back to Knole Park in Kent. The sunsets are beautiful, it’s peaceful and there are deer everywhere. Great place for a Sunday evening walk! 🦌🌳🍂
  • (GIFTED) For the past few weekends myself and @danm121 played tourist in our own city all thanks to @citywonderstours. We watched the Changing of the Guards, visited the State Rooms in Buckingham Palace and got to see the Opening Ceremony at the Tower of London. I’ve written a blog about my experience so click the link in the bio to find out more.
  • If you’re ever in Taunton be sure to take a walk along the Bridgewater & Taunton Canal. Lovely countryside views, wildlife and heaps of blackberries just dying to be picked and turned into crumbles.
  • Hall Place in Bexley is part of the #openhouselondon programme for this year. I visited last summer and it was such a nice place to visit. The gardens are beautiful and it makes for a great picnic spot too!
  • It’s @openhouselondon this weekend. Where are you going to explore? This was taken way back in 2017 when me and Dan visited City Hall in London. What a stunning building and a fantastic weekend if you’re looking to explore London in a way that you’re not always able.
  • I’ve only been an English Heritage member for a month but I already LOVE it! This is just some of the things they send you when you sign up, as well as giving you access to 400 sites around the England, free parking and other discounts too. All this for just £8.75 per month (for both me and Dan). Check out my latest blog post for more information on why you should become a member.
  • Happy Saturday! I’ve spent my day in Manchester attending my first #BlogAtTheBeach event. There were great talks, free rum punch, delicious food and a room full of travel bloggers I got to meet and catch up with! And hey, I even won at beer pong!

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