By Kenzy Samir I thought Beyond the Pyramids would end with a grade. Instead, it travelled to three international film festivals, screened on a river in Italy and came back with three awards. “What would happen if, instead of only looking at Egypt, we listened to it?” — Kenzy Samir If you have ever done … Read more
Revista Viajar, Spain’s number one travel magazine for three years running, has signed a partnership with the School of Travel Journalism (STJ) to offer paid internships in its newsroom exclusively to our students. The position, confirmed by Josep M. Palau, Revista Viajar’s director, runs for a minimum of six months and can be extended. It’s … Read more
Can an Instagram account turn into an actual career? That question ran through the fifth open class of this cycle at the School of Travel Journalism’s Master in Travel Journalism, taught by a social media strategist, content creator, and professor of Social Media for Travel Journalists at the school. She didn’t stumble into social media, … Read more
Kimberly Dominguez enrolled in the School of Travel Journalism’s Master in Gastronomic Journalism and Communication with a clear goal: to cover Puerto Rico’s food scene from the inside, with a journalist’s eye. Today she writes about food for El Nuevo Día, Puerto Rico’s leading newspaper, after walking in through an internship. It’s one of the … Read more
Every travel story about a destination passes through a filter that almost none of them name: the local guide. Who trains that guide, who licenses them, and who decides what they may say out loud is the quiet machinery behind an enormous amount of what the world reads about a place. On 3 September 2026, … Read more
What if the next travel article you read wasn’t written by anyone who was actually there? That question sat underneath the second open class of this cycle at the School of Travel Journalism’s Master in Travel Journalism, a debate between Amditis and Laura G. de Rivera on one of the most polarizing topics in the profession right now: generative AI.
There are as many destinations as there are ways to evoke an inspiring travel story. If you want to sharpen your style and find what sets you apart, here are the best tips for cultivating your own voice through travel writing.
One of our students in the Master in Travel Journalism, Héctor Ruiz Golobart, has just been featured in an interview with National Geographic Traveler Spain, where he speaks about his work as an ethnographic photographer across Africa. It’s a recognition that fills us with pride, and one we wanted to share with our whole community. … Read more
STJ has signed a collaboration agreement with Food and Travel México, a leading publication in travel journalism and gastronomic communication in Latin America. Through this exclusive channel, STJ students and graduates can access real content projects with this international publication and publish under their own byline.
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?
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