David Revelles Soriano (David Revelles Soriano (Barcelona, Spain, 1975), BA in Journalism in 1998 from the Faculty of Communication Sciences at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, from the beginning focused its work in travel journalism, but also in science popularization and history. After director roles in the journal Medicina y Ciencia, between 1998 and 2001,working as editorial coordinator at OgilvyOne editions department Ogilvy Bassat Group.
Between 2002 and 2006, is part of the drafting of the journal CNR (Grupo Zeta) as an editor specializing in science. In 2006 won two major awards for its work to disseminate: the First Prize of Journalism on Headaches promoted by the Ministry of Health and Consumption and WHO, and the prize for scientific and medical disclosure BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM.
As a freelance journalist based in scientific, medical and health has worked for Grupo Zeta headers as El Periódico de Catalunya, his notebook and the DOM, as well as magazines like Mía, Saber Vivir and Muy Interesante and the official magazine of the Spanish Society of Diabetes. He has also worked as a consultant and external partner on health issues for the communication department Ulled & Associates. In media, specifically between 2000 and 2001, assumed the directorship of content and production of Tribuna Médica radio program, broadcast on stations COPE.
As a travel reporter and founder of the journalistic content AMEDIA Agency collaborates regularly in magazines such as Rutas del Mundo, Zazpika, D'noche, Casa Joven, Destinos or Oxígeno.
In the meantime he works in many magazines published corporate content companies such as Progresa, MRM World Wide, CódigoMedia or Condenast, among which Ábaco (BBVA), Spanorama, Conoce Coca-Cola, Ronda Iberia, Click Air Magazine, Europa and Viajeros Barceló.
One of the special themes in which his work has focused more in recent years has been in gastronomic tourism, working in Spanish magazines as Gourmet Magazine (El Corte Inglés) or Sabor, or foreign magazines Flavours from France.
As historical popularizer, since 2003 his work has focused exclusively on the Clio magazine, for which she has written many stories.
He is the author with Oscar Elias of the Dublin travel guide, published in 2009 and from the collection Mugalari.