Edgardo Baigorria 
From inner journeys to cultural discovery, our STJ students redefine what travel means in 2025. This post explores the most compelling definitions submitted during Assignment 1 and reflects on their relevance to modern travel journalism.
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.
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.
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