Travel Narrative Masterclass with Louis D. Hall: Into the Mouth of the Wolf
Louis D. Hall, author of In Green, showed our students how to turn experience into travel narrative: notebooks, diaries, getting lost and writing with freedom.
Louis D. Hall, author of In Green, showed our students how to turn experience into travel narrative: notebooks, diaries, getting lost and writing with freedom.
Sanjar Azizov, founder of Travelistan, guided our students along the Silk Road to Uzbekistan. Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva and plov were on the menu, and so were honest questions about the price of tourism growth.
US$10,000, publication in Spanish and English and a world-class jury. The 2027 Michael Jacobs Grant for Travel Writing accepts projects in English or Spanish until November 27.
Mario Lorenzo turned his Master in Travel Journalism final project on Bolivia’s Carnival of Oruro into a documentary, a podcast and regular radio work.
The hero’s journey is one of the most powerful storytelling tools for travel writers. Learn its stages and how to use it to shape your travel stories.
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.
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.
Yfigenia Moreno, a Master in Travel Journalism graduate, founded her own curated travel brand. Here is how she picks places and turns routes into stories.
Travel journalism student Alba Martí Florit lived with a Mapuche family in Curarrehue. Her ebook shows how to visit as a guest, not a tourist.
Bianca Timofte’s final master’s project was about Ras Al Khaimah. Now she works there as Content Executive at Augustus Media. Here’s how.
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