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Deputy Editor - Travel Media - London/Hybrid
Are you an experienced editor with a passion for travel and storytelling? We're looking for a talented Deputy Editor to help shape the editorial direction of two leading travel publications across print, digital and multimedia platforms.
This is a varied and exciting role where you'll create engaging content, interview key industry figures, host podcasts, attend international events and play a key role in delivering award-winning editorial for both trade and consumer audiences.
Key Responsibilities
- Research, write and edit engaging content for print, digital and social channels.
- Source exclusive news stories and interview senior figures from across the travel industry.
- Commission and edit features from freelance writers and industry contributors.
- Support the planning and production of magazines, websites, newsletters and digital content.
- Help produce and co-host a regular industry podcast, sourcing guests and developing engaging content ideas.
- Represent the business at UK and international events, conferences, trade shows and press trips.
- Contribute to live events, conferences and awards through presenting, hosting and moderating sessions.
- Produce lifestyle, travel, destination and product features for consumer audiences.
- Create and edit sponsored and branded content, working closely with commercial clients to deliver high-quality campaigns.
- Lead editorial projects, supplements and special publications, ensuring deadlines and quality standards are met.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with industry contacts, PR agencies and key stakeholders.
- Deputise for senior editors when required, helping to oversee editorial planning and content delivery.
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- 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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What's on Offer
- 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.
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