Allison Pohle is a Travel Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She specializes in travel and tourism, focusing on consumer travel, hospitality, and leisure, with particular interest in topics such as airlines, aviation, and Airbnb. Allison's work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance and LiveMint.
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Allison Pohle's coverage primarily focuses on travel and tourism, with a significant portion of her articles citing government announcements and data. She is likely to be interested in pitches that provide insights into the impact of governmental decisions or statistical trends on the travel industry.
Given her focus on Airbnb, airports, vacation planning, and airline-related topics, she may respond well to pitches related to these areas. For example, providing expert commentary on the changing landscape of vacation rentals or the impact of airport developments could capture her attention.
Considering Allison's emphasis on seasonal topics (13%), timely pitches related to travel during peak seasons or analyses of trends during specific times of the year might resonate well with her.
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By: Allison Pohle
It’s becoming more normal for travelers to know upfront all costs associated with hotel stays and plane tickets.
Higher room rates, taxes and fees have leisure travelers thinking twice.
By: Allison Pohle
The remote northern island wants more visitors. “It’s the rumbling before the herd is coming,” one hotel manager says.
From skipping long lines for rides at Disney World to checking into your hotel early, opportunities to spend extra for convenience are everywhere.
From skipping long lines for rides at Disney World to checking into your hotel early, opportunities to spend extra for convenience are everywhere.
By: Allison Pohle, Jacob Passy
A complicated set of X factors mean rethinking your typical plans during the busy season.
There’s the person who pushes his way to the front of the plane to make a tight connection—even though the flight arrived early. The dawdler in the aisle seat who slowly packs up when everyone in the row is ready to deplane. Walter Ward saw a woman on a Southwest flight last year trying to push past travelers waiting in the aisle so she could get off first.
As New York City hotel rooms reach record nightly rates, city lawmakers are proposing a bill that would walk back some restrictions on hosts of Airbnb properties and other short-term rentals. It also resumes the pitched battle between the hotel industry and the rental platforms, including Airbnb. Tourists who dine at New York’s restaurants, see shows and contribute to the broader economy say they largely support a re-evaluation of the rules.
As New York City hotel rooms reach record nightly rates, city lawmakers are proposing a bill that would walk back some restrictions on hosts of Airbnb properties and other short-term rentals. It also resumes the pitched battle between the hotel industry and the rental platforms, including Airbnb. Tourists who dine at New York’s restaurants, see shows and contribute to the broader economy say they largely support a re-evaluation of the rules.
By: Allison Pohle
A new FTC rule requires that businesses display all fees in the total price people see when they are first searching for tickets or for lodging.
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