El periódico The New York Times acaba de anunciar el trabajo perfecto

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¡El trabajo perfecto sí existe!

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Quien diga que el trabajo perfecto no existe, es porque no ha visto la vacante que el periódico The New York Times anunció. Cada año este importante periódico saca una vacante de reportero para que viajes a 52 lugares del mundo que ellos tienen contemplados en una lista.

Where in the world is @nytimestravel? The photographer Rodolphe Escher captured this scene while on assignment for a story in this week’s issue. Where do you think Rodolphe was when he took this photo? #??

Una publicación compartida de The New York Times (@nytimes) el 30 de Oct de 2017 a la(s) 5:13 PDT

El reportero tiene que ser bueno para explorar lugares poco conocidos, tener pasión por viajar y el instinto de conocer nuevos lugares y la historia de un lugar.

Music. Tourists. Traditional food. Long tables crammed inside huge tents. And beer — lots and lots of beer. This is not Oktoberfest. It’s the Qingdao International Beer Festival, China’s largest celebration of lager. Inside, the scene is raucous: Performers lip-syncing to patriotic Chinese songs, women in skimpy outfits auctioning off traditional Chinese calligraphy, and more than one man removing his shirt. If the festival looks like a certain German tradition, there’s a good reason. The city of #Qingdao is home to the similarly pronounced @tsingtao Brewery, which was founded by German settlers in this corner of Shandong Province more than a century ago. @bdentonphoto visited the festival, which this summer drew nearly 40,000 people on its busiest weekends. Swipe left to see some of his photos, and visit the link in our profile for more.

Una publicación compartida de The New York Times (@nytimes) el 31 de Oct de 2017 a la(s) 9:02 PDT

Entre sus lugares a visitar la isla de Madagascar, los arrecifes en Australia, las ruinas de Atenas en Grecia.

Academy of Athens by night! #VisitGreece #Greece #Athens #culture Photo by @konstantinosbar

Una publicación compartida de Visit Greece (@visitgreecegr) el 1 de Jun de 2017 a la(s) 11:23 PDT