Yulia Denisyuk is an award-winning journalist, photographer, and writer working in travel media since 2015.
She's published in National Geographic, TIME, Conde Nast Traveler, The New York Times, and many other top global outlets, worked with tourism boards from Japan and Sierra Leone to Finland and Morocco, and taught numerous travel media classes to emerging storytellers.
Yulia's students got published in outlets like TIME, Nat Geo, Conde Nast Traveler, and others.
Yulia is the host of Going Places, a weekly newsletter about travel through a decolonial lens.
Session 1: Working with tourism boards and PR agencies (how to get press trip invites)
Session 2: Working with travel publishers (how to navigate the media landscape)
Session 3: Foundations of pitching (how to get editors to tell you 'yes')
Session 4: The economics of travel media (how much can you earn?)
PLUS: Get the actual pitches that landed Yulia a story in National Geographic
Upon your purchase, you will also get the accompanying slides for each session
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❝Yulia's class was terrific! I've been a freelance writer for a few years now, but recently decided to focus specifically on travel. This course confirmed some of what I've learned through trial and error, taught me things I had yet to pick up, and provided invaluable insights. I would highly recommend this course for anyone interested in travel writing." — Chelsey G.
❝All four sessions helped me understand how the industry really works and how to approach it from scratch. Before attending, everything felt scary. Now I see that it’s absolutely manageable."— Victoria M.
❝Honestly loved these classes so much. The practical examples, including real pitches and stories that came out of them, are so helpful for being able to understand in real terms."— Malia Y.
❝I learned a ton from Yulia's masterclass sessions. She answered questions I've been afraid to ask as a beginner (Can I call myself a travel journalist? What are reasonable rates?) Thank you, Yulia, for your insights and transparency." — Julia A.