Sustainable Travel Journalism: Telling Stories Responsibly

Every travel story we publish is also an invitation. It tells readers where to go, what to admire and how to behave once they arrive. In a world of overcrowded destinations and carefully staged “eco” campaigns, that responsibility has never weighed more. Sustainable travel journalism asks a simple but demanding question: are we telling stories that respect the places and people we write about, or are we quietly selling them out?

10 Food Photographers to Study (and What to Learn)

lista de fotógrafos gastronómicos que son referentes

By Cristina Navarro Avilés When I teach food photography, one of the things I repeat most often is that studying other photographers does not mean copying them. It means learning to read decisions. That is exactly why I want to share the food photographers I think are worth studying: not as a ranking to admire, … Read more

School of Travel Journalism Student Selected at an International Film Festival

PRESS RELEASE — STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT School of Travel Journalism Student Selected at the River Film Festival 2026 in Padua We are proud to announce that Kenzy Samir, a student of the Master’s in Travel Journalism in English, February 2025 intake, has been officially selected to screen her Master’s thesis film at the 20th River Film … Read more

The School of Travel Journalism and the Centro de Portugal Film Commission announce a strategic alliance in the field of travel journalism and cinema

The agreement facilitates free participation for STJ students in the ART&TUR festival and includes special conditions for competition participants. Ovar, Portugal, May 20 — The School of Travel Journalism (STJ) and the Centro de Portugal Film Commission (CPFC), organizer of the international tourism film festival ART&TUR – Festival Internacional de Cinema de Turismo, have formalized … Read more

STJ Opens New International Opportunities with Erasmus

The collaboration between the School of Travel Journalism (STJ) and Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs represents a valuable opportunity for students and professionals who want to develop entrepreneurial projects with an international perspective. This initiative is especially aimed at students and alumni of programs such as the Master in Travel Journalism, the Master in Gastronomic Journalism … Read more

Where Lava Meets Memory: Applying Personal Travel Essay Theory to Heritage Reporting in São Miguel

São Miguel

Reflective post that clearly connects the theory of the personal travel essay (disciplined subjectivity, arc of transformation, structure) with a concrete redesign of the FMP in São Miguel: shifting from a heritage inventory to a narrative question with tension (“continuity on unstable ground”). Ready to publish with minor adjustments: reduce the tone of “unit summary” and add a micro-scene/reporting moment that embodies the friction in the field.

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