Alan Granville is a Digital Producer at Stuff. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, focusing on air travel, airlines, and the broader travel and tourism industry. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times, Nine Digital, The Post, and Waikato Times.
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Alan Granville's coverage heavily focuses on travel and tourism, with extensive reporting on evolving stories and government announcements related to these topics. Given this, he would likely be receptive to pitches that provide unique insights or expert commentary on current trends in the travel industry, including emerging destinations, changing traveler behaviors, or the impact of global events on tourism.
For those in the travel industry or with expertise in entertainment news related to travel experiences (such as unusual tourist behavior), Alan may be interested in receiving relevant story pitches. Additionally, given his geographic focus is New Zealand but not exclusively limited to it, sources providing insights specific to New Zealand's travel sector could find success pitching ideas related to local tourism trends and developments.
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By: Alan Granville
Please Don’t Break Anything: The First Night is a teen drama that's part murder mystery, part supernatural thriller.
Looking for an edge on leg day? Researchers in Malaysia say the answer could be as simple as taking a quick whiff of dark chocolate.
By: Alan Granville
When Ian "Hippy" Rogers and his wife Sue first laid eyes on the dilapidated buildings in Tokanui, they saw two very different things.
By: Alan Granville
“When times are tough, you actually need to laugh and connect more.”
Wellington homeowners are waiting longer than ever to sell their homes, even as New Zealand's housing market settles into a period of stability.
By: Alan Granville
Late last year, while camping with friends, Ralph Corke noticed a new "spongy" lump on his hip.
New research suggests that, for some dogs, that love of play can tip over into an unhealthy fixation.
New Zealand has one of the highest melanoma incidence rates in the world.
By: Alan Granville
When Chontal Paulsen and her husband Aaron set out to buy a holiday home on the West Coast, a rundown church wasn't exactly what they had in mind.
By: Alan Granville
"I still enjoy every sunset like it was the first one."
