The Best Travel Movies to Inspire Your Next Trip (and Story)
The best travel movies to watch before your next trip, from Nomadland to Lost in Translation, and what each one teaches you about telling a journey well.
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Why Study a Master’s in Travel Journalism? Jobs and Skills
Why study a master’s in travel journalism? The careers it opens, from freelance writing to tourism communication, and the skills you need to tell places.
When the Guide Writes the Country: GUIDEKS, Kosovo and the Craft of Responsible Storytelling
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
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?
Tourism Hub and Valencia: selling diversity while navigating crowd pressure
Feature story based on an interview with the manager of Tourism Hub in Valencia, connecting promotion strategy (platforms, audience, and product) with current debates on overtourism and visitor behavior.
Beyond the Crowds: Reimagining Tourism in Castilla y León
Feature story with a clear angle on slow tourism and territorial distribution, based on an interview with the president of the Castile and León tour guides federation, with a focus on narrative, challenges, and interpretive experience.
Beyond Shakespeare: A Hamnet-Inspired Guide to Stratford-upon-Avon
Narrative walk through Stratford-upon-Avon reframed through Hamnet and Agnes, moving from Anne Hathaway’s Cottage to the Birthplace, New Place, and Holy Trinity Church, using sensory detail and an emotional itinerary to translate oral storytelling into written form.
Migration and tourism: Crossing for different reasons
Reflective chronicle set in a Brussels reception centre, built around a sharp ethical contrast between migration necessity and tourism marketing. Strong sensory setting, nuanced refusal to villainise tourists, and a clear decision to “make the dilemma visible” rather than moralise. Minor edits to publish: specify concrete ethical safeguards (consent/anonymity), reassess potentially stigmatising detail about a minor, add one line of contextual grounding, and trim repeated framing in the ending.
Ticino Between Swiss Identity and Mediterranean Appeal
Article that analyzes the positioning of Ticino (“Mediterranean heart of Switzerland”) from concepts in the masterclass (marketing, sustainability, overtourism, purpose-driven travel, innovation/AI, legacy, and community inclusion). To publish with greater impact: add verifiable data, at least one additional non-institutional source, and a concrete example for each axis (sustainability/low season/innovation).
Escaping the Frame: How Rome’s Offbeat Soul Shaped My Vision of Frederiksberg
A beautifully written, reflective blog post that draws a powerful connection between a travel photography experience in Rome and the student’s approach to documenting Frederiksberg for their Final Master’s Project. Explores the shift from spectacle to presence in travel writing.
