The Art of Staying
Championing the essence of slow travel, this editorial invites readers to go beyond performance and rediscover the depth of being truly present—embracing the world with attention, honesty, and lasting meaning.
Between Inspiration, Expectation and Disappointment: HowNot to Lose the Magic of Travelling
Exploring how travel expectations can lead to disappointment, this piece invites us to embrace curiosity and stay open to the unexpected—reminding us that the real magic of travel lies beyond first impressions.
The hotel that taught me the journey begins when we stop running
In this intimate reflection on quiet luxury, the author reveals how a hotel stay can become a sacred pause—reminding us that the true journey begins when we stop running and finally return to ourselves.
A wooden bench guards its shadow
Through the poetic lens of slow travel, this evocative piece transforms a wooden bench into a witness of fleeting lives and timeless stories, reminding us that the art of traveling lies in slowing down to truly observe.
Making a difference
Discover how responsible travel transforms not just your trips, but also your mindset. This article explores why slowing down, regenerating, and acting consciously can make a real difference for travelers and the world.
Reflect, Question, Narrate.
Four critical perspectives on Fürsich and Kavoori’s framework come together in these essays by Master’s students in Travel Journalism. Through personal and collective reflections, each group explores the ethical, narrative, and cultural challenges of contemporary travel journalism. From cultural representation to the role of influencers, this summary celebrates diverse voices and a shared commitment to more conscious, responsible storytelling.
School of Travel Journalism and Universidad Europea Miguel de Cervantes Announce Dual Degree Partnership
We are pleased to announce that the School of Travel Journalism (STJ) has entered into an academic partnership with Universidad Europea Miguel de Cervantes (UEMC), a prestigious higher education institution in Spain.
Chairs, Chants, and the Ethics of Witnessing
In this powerful reflection, Kenzy Samir explores what it means to tell sacred stories ethically. With the image of a white plastic chair as a symbol of humility and presence, she invites us to rethink the role of the travel journalist—not as an observer, but as a quiet witness at the edge of the story.
El Hierro: Journey to the true meaning of sustainable tourism
In this post, Covadonga Riesco reimagines El Hierro not simply as a green destination, but as a living laboratory where sustainable tourism is tested every day—balancing environmental innovation with local community well-being, culture, and identity.
Trekking Through the Dharma: Wild Nepal Beyond the Guidebook
Set against the spiritual backdrop of Nepal, this post explores how storytelling formats shape not only what we say, but how we see. It’s a lyrical meditation on intention, presence, and the quiet responsibility of travel journalism.
