Steph Dyson

@stephdyson.bsky.social

🙌Travel writer & blogger 🌎Latin America & sustainable adventure travel ✒️Nat Geo, Lonely Planet, The Telegraph 🗞️Co-founder Talking Travel Writing

For a Talking Travel Writing series, I'm looking to speak to PRs about how journalists can get the best out of your destination knowledge to chat about potential story ideas. Are there qs you wish more journalists would ask? What do you wish more journalists knew about working w/PRs?

At LATA we want to celebrate the incredible work being done across the Latin American travel industry. Entries are now open for the LATA Excellence Awards & the LATA Responsible Tourism Awards and will be announced at LATA Expo in June. Media awards coming soon! travelweekly.co.uk/news/air/ent...

Entries open for Lata’s excellence and responsible tourism awards | Travel Weekly

Award winners will be announced at association’s Expo in June

travelweekly.co.uk

It does worry me how much time I spend pissing around at my desk. Got 8 hours to write a feature? I'll fanny around for six of those and then get stressed that it has taken so long. Got two? Complete it, plus have time for a cup of tea.

My toxic travel trait is swearing blind that I won't book six-week-long work trips again because they're exhausting, and then proceeding to do it anyway. Oops! Patagonia and the Atacama Desert followed by the Pantanal is going to be totally worth it though 😂

Such an honour to have 20-odd people here – some all the way from the USA – for the TTW writing retreat in the Cotswolds. We are teaching aspiring writers how to get into this industry and make it work for them, and this lot are super engaged and v clever! Exciting times 🙌🎉

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Got the part of a guidebook that is simultaneously my favourite and my least favourite: the final stretch of writing that can only be wrung out of my exhausted brain with the lubrication of a mediocre bottle of red

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My latest piece for @telegraphnews.bsky.social dives into one of my favourite subjects: Peru's other archaeological sites. Featuring the Moche - who loved psychedelic drugs and human sacrifice - plus the 219 mummies that scared me shitless a few weeks back www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/alter...

Forget crowded Machu Picchu – head to these under-explored sites instead

Visit Peru’s spectacular remnants of the ancient world, often in remote locations far from civilisation

telegraph.co.uk