Amy Jones is a Deputy Features Editor at Sun on Sunday. She specializes in travel and tourism, covering topics such as adventure travel, destinations, and the airline industry, with a keen interest in luxury accommodations and corporate events. Amy's work has been featured in a wide array of publications including CyclingTips, Daily Star (UK), and OK! Magazine.
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Amy Jones' coverage mainly focuses on entertainment news, with a significant emphasis on profile features and event coverage. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering exclusive interviews or insider insights related to celebrity news, love and relationships, popular TV shows, reality TV events, or travel destinations.
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It's important to note that Amy’s geographic focus is not specified but based on her article titles it appears she covers global entertainment news without a specific regional limitation.
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A mum has been left paying £1,500 for a 'holiday from hell', after checking into a hotel room that she compared to 'a prison cell'.
September 14 @ 4:00 pm 5:00 pm PDT Free Realignment Hour is a twice-monthly guided experience designed for high-achieving
By: Sam Dimmer, Amy Jones
It has 14 unrestricted beaches, 27 dog-friendly restaurants and 45 green spaces
By: Amy Jones
Just 80 minutes from Cambridge is a beautiful stretch of Norfolk coastline that is a lesser-known gem that goes wonderfully uncrowded every day of the year
By: Amy Jones
One UK town with enchanting storybook scenes has the UK's 'prettiest street' and is the best destination for bibliophiles, thanks to its independent bookshops
September 16 @ 6:00 pm 7:00 pm PDT Free Sept. 16, 2026, 6-7 pm PST Free Online Workshop
The UK is brimming with idyllic towns that feel frozen in time, and they certainly warrant a visit.
By: Amy Jones, Maddy Baillie
Customers are urged by ABTA to take action
By: Maddy Baillie, Amy Jones
Pleasure Island was a family theme park, which opened in 1993 and closed in 2016
Read this exciting story from Daily Express August 29, 2026 issue. If you're a savvy traveller, you might be able to secure your preferred seat for free when you can check in online 24 hours before departure and amend the seat that has been randomly assigned to you.
