La Organización Mundial de Periodismo Turístico (OMPT) anunció la apertura de inscripciones para la edición número 11 del Premio Internacional Pasaporte Abierto, que se celebrará en Panamá del 29 de enero al 5 de febrero de 2026. Este prestigioso galardón reconoce la labor de periodistas, comunicadores, destinos y organizaciones que promueven el turismo con ética, responsabilidad, creatividad e innovación. Desde su creación, el premio se ha consolidado como el evento más impo

The World Travel Journalism Organization (WTJO) announced  the publication of its Sustainability Policy, a document that outlines clear guidelines to minimize the environmental, social, and cultural impact of tourism and journalism activities. The guide aims to orient all organizational activities, meetings, and official trips, promoting responsible practices across seven key areas: responsible use of resources in accommodations, reduction of plastic and disposable items, con

From the simplicity and depth that characterizes the worldview of Latin America's Indigenous peoples, the recent VYVA 2025 Expo, held in Santiago, Chile, during the first weekend of October, was observed with a hint of skepticism.  Rather than bringing us closer to the longed-for sustainable, regenerative, and conscious tourism , so often proclaimed from the microphones , the event seemed to accelerate our departure from the “Chile Circular 2040” agenda. This program, intende

The World Travel Journalism Organization (WTJO) has released a new institutional video titled “WTJO: history in reverse,” an audiovisual piece that invites viewers to retrace the organization's journey , from its present back to its origins. The video offers a reverse journey through time, beginning with WTJO’s current achievements, consolidated projects, and earned recognitions, and then stepping back through each milestone until reaching the organization’s founding. With th