The World Travel Journalism Organization participated in the official launch of the Panama Barista Experience, an innovative proposal created by Viajes Auténticos that is arriving for the first time in the Casco Antiguo of Panama City, combining tourism, coffee, culture, and history in a heritage setting of high symbolic value. The activity took place in the hall of Iglesia La Merced and was aimed at Latin American travel journalists connected to Open Passport, who enjoyed an

Members from more than ten countries who are part of the World Travel Journalism Organization (WTJO) were welcomed at Castillo de Chagres, located within the Bosque Protegido San Lorenzo  in Colón Province, Panama. The visit took place within the framework of the Open Passport Award and its institutional activities, which combine tourism, heritage, and journalism, aiming to highlight historical sites of high cultural and natural significance.   Castillo de Chagres, also known

Laura Salas is a journalist who found her path in travel journalism almost by chance, though with a passion that quickly turned into commitment. Her first experience in the field came after hearing about this discipline from Miguel Ledhesma during high school,an encounter that sparked her curiosity and led her to enroll in the Diploma in Travel Journalism in 2018. From then on, her connection with travel journalism grew steadily, especially after participating in activities o

Laura Salas es una periodista que encontró su camino en el periodismo turístico de manera casi fortuita, aunque con una pasión que rápidamente se convirtió en compromiso. Su primera experiencia en el área se dio tras escuchar sobre esta disciplina de la mano de Miguel Ledhesma durante la escuela secundaria, un encuentro que despertó su curiosidad y la llevó a inscribirse en el Diplomado en Periodismo Turístico en 2018. Desde entonces, su vínculo con el periodismo turístico se