C&M Travel Recruitment
Deputy Editor

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Deputy Editor - Travel Media - London/Hybrid
Salary: 35K-38K
We're looking for a talented individual to help shape the editorial direction of two leading travel publications across print, digital and multimedia platforms.
Responsibilities:
- Contributing to newsletters and podcast production
- Representing the organisation at industry and consumer events
- Supporting a varied programme of live events, including conferences, roadshows and awards ceremonies
- Presenting, hosting and moderating sessions
- Helping to deliver engaging events that strengthen audience engagement and industry relationships
Deputy Editor Key Responsibilities:
- Produce engaging and original editorial content for both print publications and digital channels.
- Source exclusive stories outside the standard news agenda and conduct interviews with influential figures across the sector for publication across multiple platforms.
- Support senior editorial staff by planning, writing, assigning and refining content to meet each publication's editorial objectives.
- Take responsibility for editorial oversight and daily operations whenever senior editors are unavailable.
- Assist with the production and presentation of an industry-focused podcast, sharing hosting duties and working alongside the production team to identify and secure suitable interview guests.
- Build and maintain strong professional relationships with industry contacts, commercial partners and the wider readership.
- Contribute to the organisation and delivery of conferences, awards programmes, special publications and other projects designed to strengthen brand engagement.
- Represent the organisation at national and international exhibitions, conferences, media events and industry press trips.
- Research, develop and write news, consumer and lifestyle content, including features covering current affairs, travel, style and product recommendations.
- Create, commission and edit sponsored editorial and commercial content while supporting client relationships throughout the production process.
- Manage bespoke commercial publishing projects, taking ownership of editorial planning, contributor coordination and the successful delivery of content within agreed deadlines.
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Deputy Editor Skills and Experience Required:
- Previous editorial or journalism experience, ideally within travel, cruise, hospitality or B2B publishing.
- Outstanding writing, editing and proofreading skills.
- Strong interviewing and networking abilities.
- Experience producing content across print, digital, newsletters and social media.
- Confident presenter with an interest in podcasting or live events.
- Excellent organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple deadlines.
- Commercial awareness and experience producing branded or sponsored content would be an advantage.
- A proactive, creative approach and a genuine passion for travel and the cruise industry.


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Deputy Editor Additional Information:
- Hybrid working (3 days in London office)
- Opportunities for UK and international travel.
- The chance to attend and present at leading industry events and awards.
- A varied role across magazines, websites, podcasts and live events.
- Career development within a growing media business.
- A collaborative and supportive team environment.
If you're a creative editor or journalist who thrives on breaking stories, creating engaging content and building industry relationships, we'd love to hear from you. Send your CV to mark@candm.co.uk
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