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Journal, travel trade

2014
Trade journals are a sector of the business press generally published weekly, biweekly, or monthly. They serve the needs of those working within a specific sector, sub-sector, or trade. Their readership includes those operating in the different sectors of the industry, including travel agents, tour operators, hotels, car rental firms, insurance ...
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American travel journalism

Tourism Management, 1986
Abstract The Society of American Travel Writers (SATW) was founded in 1956. The current aim of SATW is to promote a closer working relationship with the travel industry and government with a view to improving standards of professional journalism for the benefit of all concerned. Glenn Lashley, President of SATW, describes the way in which the society
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Travel Journalism

2022
Sónia Lamy, Gorete Dinis
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Metaphors in Travel Journalism

2017
This paper examines the use of conceptual metaphors in the language of tourism. The methodology adopted is corpus-based: a corpus of travel journalism was annotated for semantic category and then compared with a reference corpus. Observation of the key semantic domains revealed a large number of instances of three conceptual metaphors: travel is escape,
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READING A TRAVEL JOURNAL.

2019
The paper analyzes Gina Lombroso’ observations of the development of criminal anthropology in South America. In her travel journal, published in 1908, she focuses mainly on the Argentinian penitentiary institutions and mental hospitals and deems the establishment of these institutions as tangible signs of the rise of her father's beliefs. In particular,
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Travel Journalism: The road to nowhere

British Journalism Review, 2008
Travel specialist Moss reveals the home truths about travel journalism: how it has become swamped by celebrities and freeloading staff members and pays specialist writers poorly. Moss writes: "More overpaid amateur-celebrity stories and the grim proliferation of under-valued professional material through random media is worst of all worlds.
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Journal of teaching in travel &tourism: a bibliometric analysis

Journal of Teaching in Travel and Tourism, 2021
Manila Tamang, , Primula Sharma
exaly  

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