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Led by Director and Chief Exec, Matthew Webb, over 120 editors, writers, and other contributors including Troy Onyango, Faith Adiele, Nicolas D. Sampson, Marie Baleo,...

Issue 1: Firsts

Welcome to Panorama‘s first Quarterly Issue. Our purpose is to shift the perspective of travel literature and imagery towards a more panoramic, modern worldview, and...

Bio: Matthew Webb

“Travel photography has the opportunity to prick our senses and stimulate thoughts, yet the opposite is more common. The travel industry promotes images that help...

Bio: David Ishaya Osu

“While not all of us may spend our lives travelling around the world, and some of us may not even leave the corners of our...

Sunday Magazine

Weekend reading

Sunday Magazine: 30.10.16

Welcome to our fourth edition of our weekly Sunday Magazine. Each week, Panorama aims to widen the conversation in the travel narrative, through poetry, fiction,...

Sunday Magazine: 06.11.16

We’re often asked why we decided to create Panorama, and this issue explains much of our answer: our editorial team wanted to gather together travel...

Sunday Magazine: 20.11.16

Weekend reading

Sunday Magazine: 27.11.16

Weekend reading

Issue 2: Treasures

Welcome to Panorama’s second Quarterly issue. Panorama exists to not only publish extraordinary diverse travel literature and imagery, but to widen the definition of what...

Open: Bola Nuts

The sun was hot on the back of my neck. Hunger stretched and yawned like an expectant embryo needing nourishment in my belly. I unwrapped...

Issue 5: Lost

Welcome to Panorama: The Journal of Intelligent Travel‘s long awaited LOST, our fifth issue, which we are dedicating to the great traveller, Anthony Bourdain, whose...

Lost: Nigerians Travel: Travel Beyond National Geographic

The fondest memories of my childhood were preceded by the phrase “Let’s go on a drive,” an open sesame always spoken by my father. It...

Lost: They Are Not Brown Roofs, They Are Rusted

I first visited Ibadan in a poem, in the J.P. Clark poem quoted above. I hadn’t quite grasped the significance or spirit of the poem...

Lost: A Tour of Memories

It is expected you would know a city where you have lived all your life by heart; it would seem natural if you knew it...

Lost: The Face of the Little Girl

On my way to work on Friday, 5th October, 2016, I used the rough path leading to the main road from my house on Quarry...

Lost: Going the Way of the Qivittoq

I sat alone in a cosy cabin perched atop a small hill on the banks of Nuuk fjord. Locals called it Ghost City because the...

Issue 6: War & Peace

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War & Peace: An Interview with Paul Kenyon

I’ve often thought that the interview is a separate genre of literature, right up the with the trio of poetry, prose and drama, above ‘genre’...

War & Peace: A Stranger at Home: An Essay on Noo Saro-Wiwa’s Looking for Transwonderland

On reading Noo Saro-Wiwa’s Looking for Transwonderland, I find myself thinking about the notion of being a stranger at home, negotiating places you are supposed...

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