Ann Britton Campbell is an adventure-prone travel writer and photographer based in Vancouver, B.C., Canada. Her work appears online and in newspapers and magazines across Canada and the United States. She has won several travel writing awards (see boast-y bits below) and is a member of the Travel Media Association of Canada and the Adventure Travel Trade Association.
Follow her on Twitter and Instagram at @DearAnnTravels.
Contact Ann at DearAnnTravels [AT] gmail [DOT] com.
Awards
Travel Media Association of Canada
- Best Environmental or Responsible Tourism Feature
- Best Hotel or Resort Feature
- Best Family Travel Writing Feature
- Best Destination Newfoundland and Labrador Feature
- Best Adventure, Recreation or Sport Feature (3rd place)
Destination Canada
- Northern Lights Award for Travel Writing Excellence, Internet Reporting
- Northern Lights Award for Travel Writing Excellence, Magazine,
- Northern Lights Award for Travel Writing Excellence, Newspaper
Parenting Media Association, Editorial & Design Awards, Travel Feature, Silver
Maui Visitors Bureau, Kalama Award
Mountain Equipment Co-op, Adventure Story Winner
Dear Ann Travels 
Thank you for following our blog! It would be a pleasure to have you in Abruzzo as special guest! Please let us know if you come to Italy 🙂 Very nice to meet you! Maple
Ann,
I read your Western Living story about Nicaragua. I am planning a trip there for later this and am looking for my very own “fixer”. Do you have José Antonio Andino information and or the name of the tour company you used?
Thanks in advance.
Michael
Hi Michael,
My Nicaragua travels, including the wonderful Jose Antonio Andino, were organized through Seattle-based Wildland Adventures, wildland.com, 800-345-4453. Amazing country, amazing guide. Here’s another Nica story that might tempt you to stay longer: http://www.straight.com/life/nicaraguas-untouched-landscape-offers-wild-rides . Happy travels!
Lovely blog, Ann! Thanks for connecting with us on Twitter! Keep up the great work and travel safe!
Ann. I saw your comment in the Globe and thought it might be you. What fun reading your stories. Of course we love Newfoundland so that was a wonderful start. Good on you!