Lofoten Islands: Redefining Serendipity
A photo essay by Chloe Nguyen through Lofoten in summer: Henningsvær in sun and storm, life on the road under…
Travel Journalism, Food and Photography: Books Written by Our Teachers at the School of Travel Journalism
Our School of Travel Journalism faculty aren’t just teachers — they’re published authors. A reading list of their best travel-journalism,…
A Beach for Every Personality
Stretching 65 km, the beaches of Jæren are the epicentre of Norwegian cold-water surfing. Visit Jæren’s editor Ann-Mari Gregersen on…
Not a Tourist, Not Quite a Local in Central Vietnam
A Vietnamese journalist returns to Da Nang and Hoi An and rediscovers what “home” really means — through its food,…
I Threw a Dart at a map… and Ended up in Kyrgystan
A spontaneous decision turns into an unforgettable six-day mountain bike adventure across Kyrgyzstan. This narrative blends humor, awe, and raw…
Bruges at a Turning Point: The Medieval City Rediscovering Its Future
A critical and beautifully written article exploring how Bruges is redefining its tourism strategy to balance its global appeal with…
Chronicle the living art of Dakar
Photographic proposal focused on the Dakar Biennale (Dak'Art), from a sensitive and contextual perspective. The author suggests a coverage that…
Living Heritage: Capturing Oman’s Cultural Pulse at Muscat Festival
Post-Masterclass reflection on Andreu Doz's masterclass on cultural event photography, focused on a photojournalistic proposal to cover the Muscat Festival…
Photographing the Hay Festival
Projected photographic essay in which the author describes how she would capture the atmosphere of the Hay Festival in Wales.…
Zanzibar: The Red That Held Me Back
Ethical and poetic chronicle set in Zanzibar, where the author recounts an encounter with a Maasai man and reflects on…