Heidelberg’s tourism model blends historic charm with a forward-thinking commitment to sustainable tourism—preserving authenticity, enhancing quality of life, and reminding us that true appeal lies in balance, not mass.
In this poetic reflection on travel storytelling, Anamarija reveals how deep listening, wonder, and honoring untold voices transform journalism into a quiet act of devotion and a promise to protect what truly matters.
Exploring the beauty of travelling alone, this piece reflects on how solo journeys open space for deep observation, personal growth, and the quiet connection we share with the world and its diverse energies.
What do El Hierro, Nepal, Cairo, and Berlin have in common? They’re all destinations chosen by students of the School of Travel Journalism. From spiritual retreats in the Himalayas to slum art projects in Kampala, this year’s master’s students are proving that travel journalism is not about ticking off places—it’s about telling stories that matter.
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.
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.
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.
The Master in Travel Journalism utilizes the scientific method adapted to the needs of travel journalists, focusing on qualitative research. This process is guided to ensure a deep and contextual understanding of social and human phenomena.
The Master’s in Travel Journalism helps you professionalize and monetize your travel content. Digitalization facilitates content creation and the exploration of new monetization opportunities in this sector.
Primary sources are vital in journalism to obtain information from experts, adding credibility and professionalism. In a journalist interview, this person can support our narrative with relevant information as an expert on the subject.
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