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Thank You! I am the Top Female Travel Blogger on the #Travel1k Top 1000 Travel Blog list!

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March 12, 2019

Thank You!

I am the Top Female Travel Blogger

on the #Travel1k Top 1000 Travel Blog list!

And #3 on the top 1000 list!Thank You! I am the Top Female Travel Blogger on the #Travel1k Top 1000 Travel Blog list! Feb 27 2019 Thank You! I am the Top Female Travel Blogger on the #Travel1k Top 1000 Travel Blog list! Feb 27 2019

Thank you to everyone who has supported me on my journey with We Said GO Travel!

I am so honored that this happened during Women’s History Month!

Thank You! I am the Top Female Travel Blogger on the #Travel1k Top 1000 Travel Blog list! Feb 27 2019

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Lisa Niver KTLA La Peer Hotel Oscars

Lisa’s bio:

Lisa Ellen Niver, M.A. Education, is a television host, travel journalist as well as a passionate artist, educator and writer who has explored 101 countries, 6 continents and sailed for seven years on the high seas. She is the founder of We Said Go Travel which was read in 212 countries in 2018 and named #4 on the top 1000 Travel Blogs. Find her talking travel at KTLA TV and in her We Said Go Travel videos with over 900,000 views on her YouTube channel. She has hosted Facebook Live for USA Today 10best, is verified on both Twitter and Facebook, has over 140,000 followers across social media and ran fifteen travel competitions publishing over 2500 writers and photographers from 75 countries.
She has been a finalist for five Southern California Journalism Awards in the past two years and won an award for her Jewish Journal article. Niver has written for AARP, American Airways, Delta Sky, En Route (Air Canada), Hemispheres (United Airlines), Jewish Journal, Luxury Magazine, Ms. Magazine, Myanmar Times, National Geographic, POPSUGAR, Robb Report, Saturday Evening Post, Scuba Diver Life, Sierra Club, Ski Utah, Smithsonian, Trivago,  USA Today 10best, Wharton Magazine and Yahoo. She is writing a book, “Brave Rebel: 50 Adventures Before 50,” about her most recent travels and challenges. Look for her underwater SCUBA diving, in her art studio making ceramics or helping people find their next dream trip.
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We Said Go Travel Youtube over 900,000 views! March 2019
Lisa Niver on KTLA with Lu Parker and Glen Walker
Lisa Niver on KTLA with Lu Parker and Glen Walker
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