Alan Granville is a Digital Producer at Stuff. He specializes in areas related to air travel, cruises, destinations, and the tourism industry, with a keen focus on airlines, airports, and the cruise industry. Alan's work has been featured in notable publications including 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
Queenstown has been named the best large airport in the country at an awards ceremony held in Blenheim on Tuesday night.
By: Alan Granville
A wellness retreat in Glenorchy is celebrating after being named one of the best in the world by influential US magazine, Condé Nast Traveler.
By: Alan Granville
An investigation has been launched after a Jetstar plane headed towards the runway at Sydney Airport with the cargo door wide open.
By: Alan Granville
When June and Will Hearne made the decision to return to NZ after 16 years living in the UK, they really only had one destination in mind.
When Derek and Cally Finnigan first saw the section, they were immediately charmed by the location and its potential.
By: Alan Granville
We spoke to three NZ wedding planners about the unusual requests, last-minute dramas and unexpected obstacles they've encountered.
By: Alan Granville, Sam Smith
Nathan Andrews, also known as “Nay Nay”, worked at legendary Ponsonby Rd eatery SPQR for many years.
I was officially diagnosed with Tourette’s at the end of last year, when it exploded.
By: Alan Granville
Jenene Crossan and her husband Scottie Chapman came for the Piha view. They stayed to finish the dream.
There was no pain and no blood, Karen says. But her GP was vigilant.
