Example of Journalistic Text

A journalistic text is understood to be that which is written to be published in mass media, especially in print. It can be sensational news, serious news, or just commentary, but it is intended to report on topics of general interest or of interest to a particular segment of people.

The aim is to find out current, truthful, timely and socially interesting information to the readers to whom it is addressed. In these texts some opinions or comments may be introduced, but they are usually sporadic.

The main elements that make up the journalistic text are:

1. Headline or main title
2. Advancement of information that you intend to engage in reading
3. Subtitle
4. Name of the agency that provided the information or the person responsible for the publication
5. Body of information and its development
6. Photographs accompanying the text to clarify the information
7. Engraving caption: these are the data referring to the photograph.

Example of journalistic text:

WITHOUT RESERVATIONS, THEY ADVENTURE TO LEAVE THE D.F.

THEY TRAVEL WITH LANA DEL GASTO!

The vacation will last as long as the money lasts; later, "God will say."

Notie example.

With only 5000 pesos José Hernández hopes to spend a weekend in Acapulco; His wife Rafaela and their two children Jorge and Josué hope it will be a limited but unforgettable vacation.

Finding accommodation does worry them, but they will see it there. We are on our way, the rest God will say, he commented as he smiled and hoped to find a cheap place despite the demand from tourists.

His family arrived a little before 9:00 a.m. at the South Bus Station, where they bought the tickets that cost 400 pesos per adult and 200 per child.

But, they are not the only adventurers in last minute travel.

Irma Rosas and her husband, Ricardo González, decided to take advantage of the holidays. Although they are accountants, this time they did not do the accounts well because they only have 6000 pesos to stay until Tuesday in Huatulco Oaxaca.

The money is part of the expense of the month and back they will see how to pay.

However, there are those who did plan their departure these days; This is the case of Ismael González, his wife and three of his children, who will visit Zihuatanejo. In February they bought a package, (they showed us), which included transportation, lodging and a meal.

They saturate truck stations!

Since the beginning of the day, the arrival of capital citizens who with suitcases arrive at the Bus Station of the South and North, produce their effects of chaos and stress. Every five minutes, trucks leave for different destinations. The quintessential destinations are Acapulco and Huatulco, whose tickets are easy to find.

In the North station they are: Pachuca, Hidalgo, Tlaxcala, Toluca, the state of Mexico and Puerto Vallarta; in the South, Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, Cuernavaca, Taxco, Puerto Escondido and more are added to the list of places, where capitalists seek to arrive at the last minute.