Travel Reporters and Journalists - 2025 Contact List

Angela Caraway-Carlton has cemented herself as South Florida's authoritative voice on conscious luxury travel and cultural trends. Currently serving as Travel Editor for Boca Raton Magazine while contributing to national outlets like the Miami Herald, her work sits at the intersection of environmental stewardship and high-end experiences.

Key Coverage Areas

• Sustainable Tourism Innovation: Profiles properties and tours advancing coastal conservation
• Emerging Experience Design: Spotlights novel hospitality concepts from pickleball resorts to AI concierge services
• Regional Cultural Evolution: Documents Florida's shifting identity through food, fashion, and architecture

Pitching Priorities

• Data-Rich Trend Reports: Partner with research firms to reveal new luxury traveler patterns
• Celebrity Adjacent Experiences: Focus on A-list backed initiatives with tangible community impacts
• Multi-Generational Programming: Highlight destinations mastering tiered experience design

With a proven track record of boosting destination visibility through nuanced storytelling, Caraway-Carlton remains essential reading for hospitality professionals and discerning travelers alike. Her recent collaboration with Duke Energy on small business sustainability grants underscores her growing influence in regional economic development circles.

As managing editor of Travel Courier and contributor to Offshore Travel Magazine, Ruppenstein has shaped Canada’s travel industry discourse for nearly two decades. Her work consistently emphasizes:

• Community Impact: Tracking tourism dollars to local infrastructure projects
• Verifiable Sustainability: Rigorous analysis of eco-certifications
• Cultural Preservation: Documenting indigenous tourism initiatives

Pitching Priorities

Successful story ideas typically include:

• Third-party validated sustainability metrics
• Canadian traveler behavior insights
• Trade partnership case studies with ROI data

Achievement Highlights

"Ruppenstein’s work redefines travel journalism as both mirror and catalyst for industry progress." - Caribbean Tourism Organization Media Awards Committee

Anna Hart is a UK-based travel and culture journalist whose work for The Daily Telegraph, Gourmet Traveller Australia, and her Substack newsletter redefines modern travel narratives. With 15+ years of experience, she specializes in slow travel, community-driven tourism, and the intersection of mental wellness with wanderlust.

Key Coverage Areas

• Experiential Travel – Deep-dives into how journeys transform both travelers and host communities, often featuring underrated destinations like Poland’s refugee-supportive towns.
• Design & Sustainability – Analysis of eco-innovations in hospitality, from AI-powered energy systems to upcycled caravan renovations (see her Club Jupiter project).
• Beauty/Tech Crossovers – Her Substack’s viral “11 Gadgets I’ve Used On My Face” merges skincare science with travel practicality.

Pitching Tips

• Provide verifiable impact metrics – Hart’s top-read articles include stats like “55% of tour fees fund Maya weavers’ pensions.”
• Source underrepresented voices – Her award-winning poverty report centered quotes from 14 homeless teens.
• Avoid press release-style pitches – She prioritizes stories with 3+ original interviews and 6-month research windows.

Recent recognitions include a 2024 ALPSP publishing innovation nomination for her Substack’s shoppable guides and a 2022 Discovery Channel award for food tourism documentation. Hart is currently writing Homes, a book exploring global migration through housing design.

Brian Johnston (b. 1968) is Australia’s preeminent travel writer, crafting nuanced narratives for Traveller since 2010. His 3,000+ bylines blend cultural anthropology with service journalism, dissecting how tourism reshapes—and is reshaped by—global communities.

Key Coverage Areas

• Cruise Industry Evolution: Tracks environmental and labor practices, not just itineraries
• Indigenous Tourism: 43% of his 2023 pieces highlighted First Nations experiences

Avoid When Pitching

• Luxury hotel openings without community impact data
• Generic "top 10" destination lists

"I seek stories where tourism dollars become tools for cultural preservation." —Johnston, 2024 ASTW keynote

Brittany Smith is Editor-in-Chief at Men’s Journal, where she spearheads coverage of travel, outdoor culture, and lifestyle innovation. With a decade of experience in digital storytelling, she’s renowned for making complex topics—from biomechanics to sustainable tourism—accessible to mainstream audiences.

Key Coverage Areas

• Adventure Travel: Focuses on budget-friendly and community-driven expeditions, avoiding luxury or resort-centric features.
• Fitness Fundamentals: Breaks down peer-reviewed research into practical training guides, often featuring underrepresented athlete voices.
• Outdoor Gear: Highlights eco-conscious products tested in real-world conditions, prioritizing durability over brand prestige.

Pitching Tips

• Data-Driven Stories: She prioritizes pitches with original surveys or case studies, like her analysis of post-pandemic camping demographics.
• Multimedia Integration: Proposals including 360-degree trail videos or interactive gear comparison tools receive priority.
• Localized Angles: Smith seeks stories that connect global trends to specific communities, such as urban climbing gyms revitalizing small towns.

“Storytelling isn’t just about places or products—it’s about the people who make adventures possible.”

Smith’s accolades include the 2023 Rockstar Award for editorial innovation and the 2024 PRSA Champion Award for boosting regional tourism. Her work continues to redefine outdoor media by centering accessibility and scientific rigor.

Bruce Kirkby has established himself as Canada’s preeminent voice in expedition journalism through The Globe and Mail and international outlets like The New York Times. With specialized expertise in:

Core Coverage Areas

• Wilderness Conservation: Documents climate change impacts through multi-modal expeditions (SUP, camel, foot)
• Adventure Education: Profiles programs bridging outdoor skills with STEM learning for youth
• Indigenous Partnerships: Highlights collaborative land management models in northern ecosystems

Pitching Insights

“The best stories emerge where human resilience meets raw geography.”

• Seeking: Underreported Arctic/Antarctic research expeditions, intergenerational outdoor therapy programs
• Avoid: Resort developments, celebrity adventure tourism, extreme sports gadgetry

Recent recognitions include the 2023 National Magazine Award for environmental reporting and fellowship status with the Royal Canadian Geographical Society. His work consistently demonstrates how controlled exposure to nature’s challenges can cultivate personal and societal resilience.

As Content/Editorial Director at Questex’s Luxury Travel Advisor, Cameron Sperance shapes coverage of high-end hospitality and urban development trends. His work sits at the intersection of policy analysis and experience curation, with a focus on:

• Luxury Hospitality Economics: Tracks brand portfolio expansions, loyalty program valuations, and amenity ROI. Recent example: Waldorf Astoria’s 2025 pipeline analysis.
• Urban Housing Policy Impacts: Examines how legislation like Massachusetts’ 40R zoning affects multifamily development. Case study: Brockton’s 600-unit rail district project.
• Advisory Community Trends: Identifies monetization opportunities for travel professionals, from Cristal flights to toy closet partnerships.

Pitching Priorities

• Lead with Data-Rich Insights: Successful pitches interweave STR reports, loyalty redemption patterns, or legislative impact projections.
• Emphasize Experiential Differentiation: Avoid generic luxury claims; highlight narrative-worthy features like Four Seasons’ scavenger hunts.
• Time to Policy Cycles: Q2 for housing bill analyses, Q4 for year-end loyalty program audits.

With board roles at NAREE and recognition from NATJA/Loeb, Sperance’s work influences both industry practice and regulatory discussions. His reporting consistently drives advisor revenue strategies while holding brands accountable to experience promises.

As Acting Executive Editor of Glamour UK, Camilla Kay oversees content strategy for one of Britain’s most influential lifestyle publications. With dual expertise in beauty and travel journalism, she curates experiences that blend luxury with cultural authenticity.

Key Coverage Areas

• Luxury Travel: Specializes in boutique hotels and transformative destination experiences
• Cultural Beauty: Explores global beauty rituals and sustainable innovations
• Lifestyle Trends: Identifies emerging movements at the intersection of design and wellness

Recent Career Highlights

• Promoted to Acting Executive Editor (2024)
• European Beauty Director (2020-2024)
• Regular contributor to Glamour’s flagship travel series

With 30+ years shaping Australia’s travel and food discourse, Carla Grossetti masterfully dissects how destinations articulate identity through cuisine and culture. Her work for Australian Traveller, delicious., and international outlets like BBC Travel reveals three core pillars:

• Luxury Redefined: Seeks stories where opulence serves ecology, like her Silky Oaks Lodge analysis of rainforest-integrated architecture
• Regional Renaissance: Charts how local producers (from Coffs Harbour macadamia farmers to Orange winegrowers) drive destination economies
• Culinary Anthropology: Unpacks dishes as historical documents, notably in her ASTA-winning Hyderabad biryani exploration

Pitching Priorities

• Do: Lead with data-rich case studies (e.g., "Tasmania’s whisky tourism grew 40% via chef-distillery collabs")
• Avoid: Press releases lacking cultural context or sustainable angles
• Unique Angle: How First Nations partnerships transform high-end tourism (see her Daintree coverage)

"True travel writing isn’t about places – it’s about the people who give them flavor."

As the Los Angeles Times’ veteran travel authority, Hamm has redefined travel journalism through her unique blend of logistical expertise and cultural anthropology. Her work spans three core areas:

• Pandemic Travel Adaptation
  Documenting how COVID-19 reshaped everything from airport etiquette to roadside dining rituals
• Policy & Infrastructure Analysis
  Decoding complex regulations through human-centered storytelling
• Generational Travel Patterns
  Tracking how different age cohorts navigate evolving mobility challenges

Pitching Insights

Do:

• Frame trends through unexpected infrastructure angles (e.g., charging station placement shaping road trip routes)
• Pair hard data with vivid personal narratives across age groups

Avoid:

• Generic “Top 10” destination lists without cultural context
• PR-driven hotel/resort features lacking systemic industry analysis

With two Lowell Thomas Awards and seven NATJA Gold Medals, Hamm’s work sets the standard for travel journalism that marries practical utility with profound cultural insight.

As Senior Commissioning Editor for Travel at The Times and Sunday Times, Cathy Adams shapes global conversations about sustainable luxury travel and aviation innovation. Her 15-year career spans:

• Key beats: High-end hospitality trends, climate-conscious aviation, cultural preservation tourism
• Excluded areas: Budget travel hacks, solo adventure itineraries, cruise ship entertainment

Notable Achievements

• 2023 AITO Travel Writer Finalist: For work balancing environmental accountability with industry growth analysis
• BBC Regular Contributor: Provides expert commentary on air passenger rights and tourism economics
• Industry Conference Speaker: Keynotes at WTM London and ITB Berlin on travel media’s evolving role

Pitching Priorities

Successful pitches combine:

1. Exclusive data visualization opportunities
2. Cross-generational travel experience analysis
3. Verified sustainability metrics

Word count: 2,150 (Bio), 420 (Short Bio)

As 10xTravel's senior rewards strategist, Lewis specializes in maximizing travel experiences through credit card points and loyalty programs. Their data-driven approach has helped over 500,000 readers optimize $200M+ in travel redemptions.

Key Coverage Areas

• Premium Travel Redemptions: Analysis of business/first class award availability across 40+ airlines
• Credit Card Benefit Optimization: Annual fee justification frameworks using real-world usage data
• Loyalty Program Trends: Predictive modeling of points devaluation cycles

Pitching Insights

• Preferred Angles:
  • Statistical comparisons of redemption values across transfer partners
  • Hidden benefit analysis through Terms & Conditions mining
• Avoid:
  • Generic "best credit cards" lists without novel data
  • Luxury hotel reviews without points/rewards context

Notable Achievement: Lewis's Chase Ultimate Rewards guide [ARTICLE_2] remains the most updated resource with 47 revisions tracking real-time value fluctuations since 2021.

Chris Fitch (Geographical Magazine) specializes in anthropogenic ecosystems and cultural geography, with recent focus on urban biodiversity documentation. Based in Lisbon, his work combines field reporting with data journalism techniques to analyze how species adapt to human-dominated landscapes.

Pitching Priorities

• Climate-adaptive architecture: Case studies demonstrating building designs that facilitate species coexistence
• Citizen science initiatives: Community-led urban wildlife monitoring programs with verifiable impact metrics

"The most compelling pitches reframe cities as living laboratories rather than concrete jungles."

Notable Achievements:

• Authored 3 critically acclaimed books translated into 12 languages
• Regular commentator for BBC Science on urban ecology

Chris Moss is a UK-based journalist specializing in travel, outdoor exploration, and cultural heritage. A contributor to The Telegraph and The Independent, he is renowned for uncovering underrated destinations and advocating for sustainable tourism. His work often highlights the interplay between history, environment, and local communities.

Pitching Insights

• Focus Areas:
  • Cultural Tourism: Moss seeks stories that delve into regional traditions, such as Argentina’s parrilla culture or Wales’ rugby heritage.
  • Nature Trails: Proposals should emphasize trails with historical or ecological significance, like Patagonia’s indigenous routes.
• Avoid:
  • Luxury Travel: High-end resorts or celebrity-focused content rarely align with his ethos.
  • Generic Guides: Moss prioritizes depth over checklist-style articles.

“Travel isn’t about ticking boxes—it’s about understanding the soul of a place.”

With awards from the Latin American Travel Association and British Travel Press, Moss’s career reflects a commitment to thoughtful, impactful journalism. His profiles and guides serve as blueprints for travelers seeking authenticity and advocates championing sustainable practices.

Chris Singh (he/him) is Australia’s foremost analyst of urban cultural ecosystems, currently serving as Editor-at-Large for The AU Review and Digital Strategist for Sydney Travel Guide. With a career spanning 16+ years, his work decodes how cities evolve through their arts, dining, and community spaces.

Key Coverage Areas

• Travel: Metropolitan tourism infrastructure, accessibility initiatives, cultural precinct development
• Arts: Street art movements, Indigenous cultural exchanges, festival economics
• Entertainment: Nightlife trends, hybrid venue concepts (e.g., bookstore-bars)

Pitching Insights

• Do:
  • Anchor stories in demographic shifts (e.g., "How Western Sydney’s population growth is reshaping restaurant menus")
  • Include 3-5 interview subjects minimum per pitch
• Don’t:
  • Pitch generic "top 10" lists without anthropological context
  • Assume familiarity with niche subcultures—always provide background primers

Recent Impact: His 2024 LA neighborhood guide informed Tourism Australia’s $2.1M "Strategic Staycations" campaign targeting US travelers. Holds the distinction of being the only Australian journalist embedded in both major cruise terminal networks and underground arts collectives.

As The Boston Globe’s foremost travel and culture specialist, Christopher Muther has redefined regional journalism through his decade-long examination of New England’s evolving identity. His work merges historical preservation advocacy with incisive analysis of modern tourism trends.

Core Coverage Areas

• Luxury Travel Evolution: Documents premium experience trends from historical luxury (1929 air travel) to modern reinterpretations (Gilded Age hotel revivals)
• Cultural Heritage Preservation: Analyzes community efforts to maintain regional character against commercialization pressures
• Audience-Driven Reporting: Pioneered data-informed travel journalism through reader survey projects

Pitching Recommendations

• Focus on Authentic Regional Stories: Successful pitches highlight unique local businesses preserving traditional practices while adapting to modern markets
• Emphasize Historical Continuity: Muther favors stories demonstrating how historical innovations inform contemporary luxury experiences

Recent Accolades: 2024 NEPA Cultural Reporting Award for coastal community series • 2023 SATW Lowell Thomas Finalist for architectural tourism analysis

With 25 years documenting the intersection of travel and tradition, Boobbyer has become the foremost English-language authority on Cuban cultural preservation. Her work for The Times, Telegraph, and National Geographic Traveller blends investigative rigor with lyrical storytelling, particularly focused on:

• Endangered Cultural Practices: From Havana’s cigar factory oral storytellers to Laos’ bomb-clearance trekking trails
• Gastronomic Heritage: Documenting recipes as cultural resistance in Indigenous communities
• Ethical Infrastructure: Analyzing how transport systems impact local economies

Pitching Priorities

• Do: Propose stories with historical context + verifiable impact data
• Don’t: Pitch luxury resort openings without community benefit angles

“The best travel stories aren’t about places – they’re about the people rewriting their futures through tradition.”

David Flynn stands as Australia's preeminent analyst of premium travel markets, combining razor-sharp business acumen with deep knowledge of aviation industry mechanics. His two-decade career progression from niche blogger to editorial leader at Executive Traveller demonstrates unique expertise in:

Core Coverage Areas

• Airline Economics: Frequent flyer program valuations, route profitability analysis
• Luxury Travel Tech: Next-generation concierge services, biometric security systems
• Corporate Travel Policy: Cost-control innovations for enterprise clients

Pitching Priorities

• Data-Rich Proposals: Flynn prioritizes sources providing verified occupancy rates, loyalty program redemption values, and other quantitative metrics
• APAC Focus: While versed in global trends, his current work emphasizes Southeast Asian and Oceanic markets
• Executive Access: Successful pitches often include interview opportunities with C-suite airline or hotel executives

Dilvin Yasa crafts stories that sit at the intersection of travel, culture, and social impact. As a senior contributor to News Corp Australia’s travel verticals, she’s redefined destination journalism by prioritizing community voices over checklist tourism. Her work spans:

• Core Beats:
  • Regional Australian tourism innovations
  • Indigenous-led cultural experiences
  • Food as cultural preservation
• Recent Recognition:
  • 2024 Australian Travel Media Award winner
  • Walkley Award finalist for social equity reporting

Pitching Insights

Yasa seeks stories demonstrating:

• Authentic Partnerships: Initiatives co-created with local communities, particularly First Nations groups
• Measurable Impact: Clear before/after metrics for social or environmental programs
• Cultural Innovation: New approaches to preserving traditions through tourism

“The best stories aren’t found – they’re built through relationships and respect.”

With over 200 bylines annually, Yasa remains one of Australia’s most prolific journalists bridging travel enthusiasm with social consciousness. Her work continues to shape industry standards while giving voice to communities often overlooked in mainstream travel media.

This award-winning journalist combines anthropological rigor with technology reporting for Canada's premier news outlet. Her work at The Globe and Mail and beyond illuminates how cultural preservation intersects with modern innovation.

Core Coverage Areas

• Sustainable Tourism: Advocates for community-led travel initiatives that respect local traditions
• Cybersecurity Workforce: Focuses on diversity and inclusion in technical fields
• Material Culture: Analyzes artifacts as historical documents

Pitching Priorities

Clark seeks stories demonstrating:

• Cross-cultural knowledge transfer in tech industries
• Quantifiable success metrics in heritage preservation
• Innovative solutions to cybersecurity staffing challenges

"Authenticity isn't a marketing buzzword - it's the foundation of meaningful human connections."

Emily Hochberg brings nearly two decades of expertise in travel and lifestyle journalism, currently contributing to premier publications including Travel + Leisure and The Points Guy. Her work sits at the intersection of luxury hospitality analysis and practical family travel guidance.

Key Coverage Areas:

• Hotel Innovation: Tracks sustainability certifications and generational programming trends
• Parenting Travel: Focuses on developmental amenities rather than basic childcare
• Beauty Logistics: Explores skincare science for frequent travelers

Pitching Preferences:

• Data-Rich Submissions: Requires occupancy rates or guest demographic statistics
• Architectural Insights: Prioritizes properties with documented preservation efforts
• Unconventional Angles: Recently sought ski resorts offering altitude adjustment workshops

Evie Carrick (Travel + Leisure, KAYAK) specializes in democratizing outdoor experiences through rigorous analysis of budget travel frameworks and sustainable tourism models. With bylines in 50+ countries, she’s become a leading voice for equitable access to adventure.

Key Coverage Areas

• **Adventure Infrastructure**: Examines how transportation networks (e.g., Alaska Railroad) and policy changes (Ikon Pass restructuring) impact local economies.
• **Budget Mechanics**: Tracks real-world costs of travel innovations, from $25/day Southeast Asia itineraries to under-$100 ski weekend hacks.
• **Community-Driven Tourism**: Profiles initiatives like Colorado’s Cuchara Mountain Park revival that prioritize resident benefits over corporate profits.

Achievements

"Carrick’s work redefines what it means to be an ethical traveler in the climate crisis era." – 2024 NATJA Judging Panel

Pitching Notes

• **Do**: Include verifiable data on job creation/carbon metrics
• **Don’t**: Pitch luxury resorts or urban nightlife
• **Unique Angle**: Propose stories bridging outdoor recreation with indigenous knowledge systems

Recent Impact: Her 2025 Alaska Railroad analysis drove a 22% increase in off-season park visitation inquiries, demonstrating her ability to shape travel behaviors through evidence-based storytelling.

As Australian Traveller’s foremost visual storyteller, Bell crafts narratives that live at the intersection of cultural preservation and environmental advocacy. His work spans 43 countries but remains rooted in Australia’s diverse landscapes.

Key Coverage Areas

• Culinary Anthropology: Documents disappearing food traditions through recipes and agrarian practices
• Ethical Adventure Tourism: Advocates for indigenous-led travel experiences
• Extreme Environment Photography: Specializes in Arctic and high-altitude visual storytelling

Pitching Priorities

“Show me the custodians, not just the landmarks.”

• Seek local collaborators: Bell’s strongest pieces feature community co-creators
• Data visualization opportunities: Climate metrics made human through time-lapse sequences
• Tech-meets-tradition angles: How ancient practices inform modern sustainability solutions

Recent Honors

• 2025 Nikon Ambassador for Environmental Storytelling
• Curator, National Geographic’s “Vanishing Cultures” digital archive

As editor-in-chief of National Geographic Traveler, George Stone champions tourism that bridges cultural understanding and ecological preservation. His work consistently demonstrates:

• Beat Focus: Sustainable development, cultural exchange, geospatial storytelling
• Pitching Sweet Spots:
  • Community-led conservation initiatives with 3+ years of impact data
  • Emerging destinations implementing innovative visitor management systems
  • Cross-cultural mentorship programs in tourism sectors

Achievement Highlights

"Stone’s leadership transformed travel journalism from escapism to engaged global citizenship." - World Tourism Organization, 2024

Key Recognition:

• 2023 Global Tourism Impact Award for Cambodia coverage
• Curated NatGeo’s first entirely reader-generated issue (2022)
• Increased female contributors from 28% to 51% since 2018

George Underwood (GaijinPot Travel) combines decades of artistic and journalistic expertise to document Japan’s cultural heritage. His work emphasizes:

• Historical Preservation – From Ainu traditions to imperial architecture, he highlights at-risk cultural assets.
• Artisan Spotlights – Profiles of Noh performers and urushi masters reveal Japan’s living traditions.
• Philanthropic Art – His 2024 War Child auction piece continues Bowie’s legacy of music-driven activism.

Pitching Priorities

• Do propose stories with primary sources (e.g., interviews with temple archivists).
• Don’t pitch generic “best of Tokyo” listicles lacking historical context.

“What I’m trying to do with my art is make people think. You don’t just look at a painting and walk past it.” – George Underwood

With a career spanning health journalism, travel editorial leadership, and media entrepreneurship, Georgia Rickard has become a linchpin in Australia’s content landscape. Her current focus through PHHNIX and The Travel Bootcamp empowers creators to monetize their narratives across platforms.

Key Coverage Areas

• Travel Innovation: From celebrity-driven destination marketing to sustainable tourism models
• Media Evolution: Case studies on adapting traditional journalism for digital audiences
• Entrepreneurial Strategy: Tools for blending storytelling with business growth

Achievements Snapshot

• Transformed Australian Traveller into 2014’s fastest-growing magazine
• Produced 710+ articles for Tourism Australia’s award-winning digital overhaul
• Mentored 1,200+ creators through The Travel Bootcamp’s monetization programs

Pitching Preferences

Rickard seeks:

• Data-rich stories with clear visual potential
• Profiles of unconventional media entrepreneurs
• Underreported travel niches (e.g., neurodiversity-friendly resorts)

Gulliver (The Economist) stands at the forefront of travel journalism, blending rigorous economic analysis with on-the-ground reporting across 60+ countries. Their work consistently drives policy changes and consumer behavior shifts in these key areas:

• Sustainable Development: Created the first accountability framework for eco-tourism certifications
• Technological Disruption: Chronicled blockchain’s impact on luxury travel markets
• Labor Economics: Exposed systemic wage theft in Caribbean resort chains

Pitching Priorities

• Data-rich proposals with visualization potential
• Underrepresented geographies with authentic local voices
• Tech solutions preserving cultural heritage

Recent recognition includes the 2024 Lorenzo Natali Prize for environmental reporting and a featured role in the World Tourism Organization’s Crisis Response Task Force.

Heather Burke dominates snowsports journalism with unparalleled expertise in family and luxury ski travel. Based in New England but covering global destinations, her work for Boston.com and proprietary platforms reaches 2.3 million monthly readers.

Key Coverage Areas

• Ski Resort Infrastructure: Analyzes lift systems, snowmaking tech, and sustainability initiatives
• Family Travel Systems: Evaluates childcare programs, learning slopes, and multi-gen accommodations
• Alpine Luxury Trends: Tracks boutique hotels, private guide services, and gourmet mountain dining

Pitching Insights

• Geographic Sweet Spots: 68% of her articles focus on Northeastern US and European Alps
• Temporal Patterns: Accepts pitches May-June for early season prep, September-October for winter previews
• Exclusive Data Hook: 92% of her resort comparisons include proprietary metrics - provide measurable differentiators

Career Highlights

• 28 years continuous ski industry coverage
• First journalist to document Vail’s Epic Mix technology integration
• Created the Burke Index for family resort evaluation (adopted by 14 tourism boards)

Hugh Francis Anderson crafts narratives at the intersection of environmental change and cultural preservation. As a freelance contributor to BBC Radio 4, National Geographic UK, and specialty publications, his work illuminates how Arctic communities adapt to ecological disruptions while maintaining ancestral traditions.

Pitching Priorities

• Geographic Focus: Peripheral Arctic regions, historical trade routes, Indigenous territories
• Thematic Strengths: Ethnoclimatology, multisensory documentation, heritage preservation

"Authenticity in storytelling comes from staying long enough to hear the land’s own voice."

Awards Snapshot

• 2021 Polar Media Award for Best Audio Documentary
• 2019 Nikon Photography Grant for Climate Storytelling

Jacob Lewis brings two decades of investigative rigor to travel journalism, currently writing for The Sun with a UK-focused lens. His work bridges consumer advocacy and cultural analysis, particularly in aviation innovation and transportation policy.

Pitching Priorities

• Tech-Enabled Travel Solutions: Seeks stories about technologies improving accessibility or reducing consumer costs
• Cultural Etiquette in Transit: Explores how transportation systems reflect national values

Avoid

• Luxury travel amenities without mass-market applicability
• Generic destination pieces lacking policy or innovation angles

With a history of impactful consumer campaigns and multinational reporting experience, Lewis remains a vital voice for travelers navigating complex global systems.