Amira Arasteh is a Digital Content Editor at various esteemed publications. She specializes in travel and tourism, health and wellness, and culture, often exploring themes such as adventure travel, diet and nutrition, and wellness programs. Amira's work has been featured in The Telegraph, Yahoo News, Cigalah Group, House of Coco Magazine, Yahoo News UK, Metro.co.uk, Time Out Group plc, and The Independent.
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Amira's articles predominantly cover deals, promotions, and lifestyle topics such as shopping, Christmas, Black Friday and Cyber Monday. She seems to focus on providing information about ongoing sales and promotional events to her audience.
Given Amira's focus on promotional deals and product reviews, she would likely be interested in pitches related to new or unique products with special offers or discounts. If you have insights into upcoming trends in consumer goods or can provide exclusive access to major sales events, these could be valuable angles for pitching.
Additionally, if you represent a brand looking to promote its products during specific retail events like Black Friday or Cyber Monday, Amira may respond well to pitches that offer details about significant discounts or promotions available at that time.
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By: Amira Arasteh
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Amira Arasteh · 9-min read Growing up, Nowruz — or Persian New Year — was always celebrated in my home.
By: Amira Arasteh
With a name like The View Agadir, few hotels could live up to this moniker, but with the stunning coastal vistas and luxurious surroundings, this Moroccan destination leaves nothing to be desired.
Go now, before everyone falls in love with the place.
By: Amira Arasteh
Swapping pricey supplements for a simple spoonful of extra virgin olive oil is the latest gut health trend going viral. Promising better digestion, clearer skin and reduced inflammation, it sounds too good to be true – so Amira Arasteh put it to the test
From builder’s brew to saffron infusions, Amira Arasteh sips her way through black, green and herbal teas to uncover which ones truly support your gut, boost your brain and calm inflammation – and which might be doing more harm than good
The new generation of weight-loss drugs are easy to get hold of, but the complex feelings that come with making the leap don’t make it an easy thing to do, says Amira Arasteh, who’s feeling the pressure…
By: Amira Arasteh
As a journalist and a dual citizen of Iran and the UK, our writer is blacklisted from some of the world’s most fascinating places
Amira Arasteh Persian by blood, British by birth. A dual citizen who visited Iran every year of her life – until recently – to see the relatives still living there.
Supermarket sarnies not cutting it anymore? Amira Arasteh has the answer
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