What if the next travel article you read wasn’t written by anyone who was actually there? That question sat underneath the second open class of this cycle at the School of Travel Journalism’s Master in Travel Journalism, a debate between Amditis and Laura G. de Rivera on one of the most polarizing topics in the profession right now: generative AI.
There are as many destinations as there are ways to evoke an inspiring travel story. If you want to sharpen your style and find what sets you apart, here are the best tips for cultivating your own voice through travel writing.
STJ has signed a collaboration agreement with Food and Travel México, a leading publication in travel journalism and gastronomic communication in Latin America. Through this exclusive channel, STJ students and graduates can access real content projects with this international publication and publish under their own byline.
A journalistic essay that analyzes the ethical dilemmas of storytelling and traveling in authoritarian contexts. With historical and current references, the author reflects on how totalitarian regimes manipulate the tourism narrative to whitewash their image, and proposes tools to maintain journalistic rigor without falling into propaganda. A critical, documented, and courageous look at the role of the traveler and the journalist in sensitive territories.
In his vision for Ten Minute Travel, new Editor-in-Chief Mark Montgomery embraces travel journalism as a universal connector—bringing together art, music, food, and human stories to inspire meaningful connections across cultures.
This editorial champions authentic travel, inviting readers to go beyond tourist clichés and uncover the real beauty of a destination—its people, stories, history, and cultural complexities that rarely make it into the spotlight.
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.
For travel journalists, maintaining a detailed travel journal is crucial for accurate documentation and content creation. Journaling not only supports professional growth but also helps in expressing thoughts and emotions effectively.
These top travel books are essential for travel journalists, offering inspiration and knowledge that enriches narratives across various media formats like articles, blogs, and social media.
If you have texts, photographs, videos, or podcasts that you would love to share but don’t know where to start, we’re here to guide you on where to publish your travel content.
School of Travel Journalism S.L.
CIF: B44734986
BARCELONA, SPAIN
+44 7361587597
hola@schooloftraveljournalism.com
